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Tephritidae - Tephritis vespertina
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Posted on 04-08-2011 21:06
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...just one old picture of 3-12-2008, is to say which Tephritidae fly is still flying in december...? '
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Tephritis vespertina. Most Tephritis species emerge in September and overwinter as adults, oftem under fallen leaves ore anywhere they have a chance to survive. They are usually very fat and stand up to -10 degrees C or even more; they can wake in warmer days at +5-+10C in the winter and walk here and there.
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Wow Valery, thank you for your reaction and for your interesting explanation!!

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