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Pipunculidae ID ->Pipunculus sp.
Pentti Ketola
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I take the photo on 22 June 2011 Kokkola, Finland.
Size 4mm.

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 Looks like Pipunculidae to my unexperienced eye.
 
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 Thank you Jeroen!

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 Hi,
Could this be Pipunculus campestris?


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 Pipunculus yes, campestris no. The subscutellum shows some distinct silverish dusting (entirely brownish in campestris). Exact ID only possible after dissection of terminalia.
 
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