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Urophora cuspidata
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Posted on 27-06-2012 15:51
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 Could someone help me identifying these Tephritid?
The photo (author: Lluís Gustamante) was made near Barcelona, Catalonia, on 10.6.2012.

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 Perhaps U. terebrans?
 
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 The plant is a Centaurea, so most probable is U. cuspidata
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 The plant is a Centaurea, so most probable is U. cuspidata
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 The plant is a Centaurea, so most probable is U. cuspidata
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