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Tephritidae? Norway
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 I netted this little fly today, outside Oslo, Norway, in low vegetation.
Possible to ID?

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 tephritidae???
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 Sc is not bent as sharply as typical in Tephritidae. Possibly some other Tephritoidea.
 
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 Looks like a specimen i caught in Ångermanland and keyed out to Terrelia serratulae.
 
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 Thanks for the tips. Looking at Terrelia serratulae in the gallery, it seems to have different markings on the abdomen though?
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 Tephritidae: Ensina sonchi L.
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