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Funny Tephritid :-)
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 27-04-2007 02:11
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Hello!

This 5 mm fly was waving with its wings all the time - left one, right one, left one... Cool. It was sitting on a Leucanthemum vulgare yesterday (Ostwestfalen/Germany). I think it's a Tephritis sp., but which one?


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Jürgen

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Juergen Peters
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Hello!

No comment anybody?
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Ben Hamers
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Hi J?rgen,

Considering the host plant and the wingpattern it should be T. neesii.
By the way : The T. conura-couple at your site rather looks like a Oxyna-couple to me.

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Juergen Peters
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Hello, Ben!

Ben Hamers wrote:
Considering the host plant and the wingpattern it should be T. neesii.


Many thanks!

By the way : The T. conura-couple at your site rather looks like a Oxyna-couple to me.


Thanks again, I will have a look at it.
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John Smit
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Hi Jurgen,

I agree with Ben, it's probably T. neesii.

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