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Pegomya species
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 Around 6 mm.
Mediterranean coastal area, Motril, Granada, S Spain. February 26, 2012.

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 This is a nice Pegomya species
Female look all the same on photos and are very difficult to ID (also in hand...)
So it will stay...Pegomya species
 
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 Thanks so much TumbsUp
 
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