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 Photographed at Napton Reservoir, Warwickshire, UK 08/08/2008
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 Tephritid sp. I think
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 I've had a scout about it looks like a Chloropidae - maybe Thaumatomyia sp?
 
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 It's certainly a Chloropidae.
Nigel Jones, Shrewsbury, United Kingdom
 
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 Thanks
 
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