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Tiny wasp ?
LordV
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 Assume this must be a wasp ?
Taken today South coast UK - body length 0.97 mm

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 Eulophidae. You even can see that the tarsi are four-segmented.
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 Thanks Paul Smile
Thought at first it was a tiny Agromyzidid fly Smile
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 Hi Brian,

may I use the photo for our gallery on www.galerie.hymis.de?

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 Hi Christian,
certainly you may use it - you will find a slightly larger version here
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2278/2000348502_2db01b9036_o.jpg

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 J.L. VAGO (FRANCE) says Eulophidae Eulophinae Cirrospilus sp
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