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eastendswift
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 Presumed female Tephritid at Cruachan Power Station, Argyll. Jun 03 2011. Can anyone give it a specific name – have looked through the galleries without success. Many thanks.
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 Have a look in Platystomatidae - I think Rivellia syngenesiae is a possibility.
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 Wow! Thanks for the quick response, Stephen. Rivellia syngenesiae looks good. Many thanks. EES (David)
 
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 Thanks also, Nosferatumyia
 
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