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Which tiny yellow fly? => Palloptera saltuum
Karsten Thomsen
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Maybe 3-4 mms, in semiopen, moist forest near degraded raised bog. Draved Skov, South Jutland, Denmark, 12 July 2020.
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Palloptera saltuum
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Thank you, Nikita. It seems to be listed under the synonym Temnosira saltuum over here. New to me anyway. :-)

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