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Which Tephritis?
Ingrid Altmann
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Posted on 03-05-2020 17:19
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 Hello,
is here an ID possible?
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23.04.5.2020, Germany, Bavaria, Bavarian Forest, near Furth im Wald

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 Looks like Tephritis ruralis

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 Thank you very much Ben!
 
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 + Ben.
At least it looks like it has black setulae on abdomen, and the wing pattern with darkened anal lobe, as in ruralis.
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