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Tiny Gymnosoma
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Posted on 27-04-2007 17:05
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This little tachinid female seems to me as Gymnosoma sp., but the size is really shorter than usual (4-5 mm, as Cistogaster sp.)!
More I try to find, grater it's difficult Sad

Found on parsley flowers, near Paris (France) in July 2006.
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the same one
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and the last photo
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Gymnosoma nitens perhaps? Smile That's the really small species here and the specimen I have has a slightly stripey abdomen.
 
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Thanks Chris.
Gymnosoma nitens is a new sp. for me! Wink
 
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It would be new to me too - if I could find one! Wink Here they are rare and quite restricted to the east, around London.
 
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Looks like Gymnosoma nitens.
Which is, in my mind, so different from the other ones that I personally prefer the name Stylogymnomyia nitens.


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Thanks Theo Wink
 
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