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 very small.taken today in south of spain
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 Hello
I think a species of Neoascia ?

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 Syritta pipiens with hind femur shape very characteristic.

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 thanks for allSmile
 
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 Hello,

Neoascia has also this typical hind femur form, but the waist form is very different.

Here is the only picture of the gallery:
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