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Tiny fly (3 mm)=> Agromyzidae
pat_der2003
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 60 km south of Paris, France, on Anemone pulsatilla, April the first 2012.

Is it possible to get its family name ?
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 I guess Agromyzidae!
Sincerely yours
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 Many thanks !! Smile
 
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 Phytomyza sp., on Anemone sp. mining larvae 17 species Phytomyza.

Miloš
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mcerny wrote:
Phytomyza sp., on Anemone sp. mining larvae 17 species Phytomyza.

Miloš


Thanks a lot !! Wink
 
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