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 A very small (2mm) fly taken yesterday on Eryngium in Van prov. Its ID very much welcomed.
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Cesa wrote:
A very small (2mm) fly taken yesterday on Eryngium in Van prov. Its ID very much welcomed.
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 This is a female Tomosvaryella sp.
 
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 Thanks once again Christian
 
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