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Phasia subcoleoptrata
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Posted on 16-05-2019 17:46
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On Salix - Nearby a gravel road and a small river. Forest.
9 - 10 mm.
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 OMG. Definitely looks loke Ph. subcoleoptrata. Is this species known from Norway ?

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 As far as I know it is not found in Norway, but there are findings from Sweden. But once must be the first... I still have the fly - do you need other pictures of it? Thank you! Smile

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 No. It is unmistakeble and straightforward. .. .just couldn’t believe my eyes. Congrats and get it published, I’d say.


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 Thank you so much! Smile Smile

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Paul Beuk
18.09.19 20:06
Jewell699, you should post it in the forum, not submit it for the gallery.

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I’m hoping someone can identify the phoridae maggot or pupae I just uploaded.

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