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Gymnosoma? ID-request
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Posted on 18-07-2020 21:33
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 Hello, today I photographed this tiny fly (ca. 2-3 mm) on the island of Ameland, the Netherlands. Anybody who can assist with the ID? Thanks!
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 That is probably Gymnosoma nitens like in this thread: https://diptera.i...d_id=96095.
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 Thank you! Interestingly the number of reports of this species are increasing in the Netherlands, and the 4 most northern records are alle from the last few weeks.
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