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Tephritidae ~ Tephritis vespertina
Roger Thomason
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 Photographed this one among the sand dunes of St.Cyrus. Looks like a Tephritis vespertina male?

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 It is Tephritis vespertina.

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 Agree with Ben.
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 Thanks Ben and Valery for the confirmation Smile
 
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