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Sepsidae => Opomyzidae: Geomyza cf. subnigra
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 I have been really stupid. awkward
The black point is on the top of the wing. It should be Opomyzidae and Geomyza. Does anybody know the species.
 
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 Geomyza subnigra or breviseta, I presume the fromer.
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 Thanks Paul
Both are new species in Finland. It woul'd be nice to know Jan Willem's opinion. If somebody knows his email-addres, please send it to me (raimo@pedizona.fi).

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 Hi Rami, I sent an email to you.
Best wishes, Niels-Jan Dek
 
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 Given the darkened costal cell, I agree with Paul. A female. Studying sternite 8 would be best to make sure.
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 Just studied a male of Geomyza breviseta in which the costal cell was completely darekened. So I think you should keep it at Geomyza cf. subnigra for now. I suppose you didn't collect the specimen?
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 Thanks Jan

No, I didn't collect it.
Thanks also for Reinoud and Niels-Jan.

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