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Any ideas on this aphid sucker
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 Small fly about 3mm long sucking an aphid . Taken today South coast UK.
Thanks Brian V.

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 I'm absolutely sure that's a Fanni...laux...agromyzid.Wink
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 Yes, unmistakebly a female agromyzid as is visible from the tip of the abdomen.
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 Thanks again Smile
Seems I have a few leaf miners in my garden Smile
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