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Tephritis matricariae?
Piluca_Alvarez
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Posted on 03-05-2012 06:18
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 Taken in a park in Madrid on the 1rst May 2012. Confirmation or the correct ID will be most appreciated. Thanks!! Smile

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 Well, as I can see, this is really T. matricariae.
 
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 Thanks, Severin!! TumbsUp

Jordi and I thought so too. But as it wasn't on its host plant, we had doubts.
 
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