Posted by RamiP on 11-09-2016 15:22
#1
11.9.16 in Jyväskylä, Finland
Edited by RamiP on 14-09-2016 20:23
Posted by Jan Willem on 14-09-2016 19:45
#4
Well a bit difficult to judge. If you collected the specimen the genitalia can be studied. Either
Geomyza balachowskyi or
G. hackmani. The subscutellum (postscutellum) seems dark which would point to
G. hackmani. The best I can make of it is
G. cf. hackmani.