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Tephritidae Campiglossa misella to confirm
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 Hi Valery,

in a recent threat (http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=77893) you identified Campiglossa difficilis. I have a quite similar specimen, which might have a little shorter oviscapt. It is from a region where C. difficilis is not known. I identified it as C. misella which seems to have usually a very dark appearance in the winter generation and is much brighter in summer. Can you confirm this as C. misella? (I know, it is not the best picture)
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Piet
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 Yes, no doubts, a female Campiglossa misella.
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 I'm glad it is. Thank you Valery!
Very best regards
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