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Agromyzidae => Agromyza
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 Close to Agromyzidae in build, but couldn't see a match in album which has such an unusually orange frons.
Another family?

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 Agromyzidae: Agromyza spec.; many Agromyza spp. especially those which develop in dicots have such a yellow frons. The prescutelar bristles are typical for Agromyza.
 
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