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Posted on 18-02-2023 23:07
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 Hello to all,

Here is an Agromyzidae, (maybe Nemorimyza ?) photographed yesterday in the south east of France. Thanks to those who can give us details to go further
 
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 Can anyone help me name this observation?
 
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 The wing veins put it close to Phytomyza (anterior veins shifted forward; m-cu close to wing base or absent).
 
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 Thanks John
 
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