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 Size 3 to 3.5 mm. Maybe Oxyna nebulosa?
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 Nebulosa should have only two bristles on the scutellum.
Maybe O. flavipennis again, but let's wait for John.

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 Seems to be the same one, as mine...
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 Many thanks Ben and Stef.
 
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 I'ld say it's Oxyna flavipennis as wel!

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 Thanks a lot John, so it seems to be settled.
 
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