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Ectophasia oblonga female? -> Ectophasia sp.
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Posted on 01-06-2020 16:47
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Location: Birkweiler, South Palatina (Germany)
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 Hello,
please help me to ID this Ectophasia, if it is possible by these only one foto.
I searched in the gallery, found a very similar spec. https://diptera.i...to_id=2990 Ectophasia oblonga.

Is it right or is it not possible to separate it from female crassipennis?

foto: Germany, South-Palatina, west of Landau, 24.05.2020, 230m NN, fallow vineyard

Thanks, Rainer
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Thanks for your Help,
Rainer
 
Zeegers
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Posted on 01-06-2020 17:41
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 Yes, and it also very similar to E. crassipennis. Differs only by ovipositor.

Theo
 
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