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Rafael Estevez
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 Its size was about 3 mm, taken in a grassland near a vine yard at abt 350 mts. in Valladares-Vigo (Pontevedra) Spain.
Photo taken yesterday afternoon. Fairy common as I found several specimens in the same area.
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Stephane Lebrun
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 Meromyza sp. (Chloropidae).

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Stephane.
 
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 This is one of flies I wish to see! Meromyza is a spectacular fly!!!
 
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 And probably the best quality / reaction time ID ever on this board by Stephane.
You can still apply for the 200 m. in Osaka !

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 Hmm, I doubt 5 minutes is a record-breaking time for 200m sprint Smile

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Rafael Estevez
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 Much apreciated to the four of you.
It is in fact a very beautifull fly.
Rafael
 
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