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Chrysotus laesus? - Possibly C. laesus
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 Hi,

I have another Dolichopodidae suspect. A fly with a metallic blue tinge on the whole body. It was really tiny, but at least there were two of them on the same leaf. Hard to say, if that was a pair or not, but they differed in size. A bold guess from my side would be Chrysotus laesus, but that is not really reliable.

Germany, Southern Bavaria, Munich (-West), leaf, 23.05.2024, app. 2-3 mm (maybe a little less)

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 It may be Chrysotus laesus.
Igor Grichanov
 
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 Hi Igor,

sorry, I missed you reply for some days. Thank you for the (almost) confirmation.

Greetings, Uli
 
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