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Chloropidae, but which? -> Cryptonevra flavitarsis
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Posted on 18-07-2010 23:30
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 ID if possible (or something close Smile)
found on Common Reed near a stream.
2.july near copenhagen

Thanks in advance, Ole
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 This must be Cryptonevra flavitarsis, which also the plant suggests. Neohaplegis tarsata comes close, but that species has a round 3rd antennal segment.
 
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 thanks You very much.
regards Ole
 
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