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Posted on 11-06-2011 20:46
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 Hi,

is this small fly a member of Braconidae family?

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 No - it is a cynipid of some kind Smile
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 I like the photo Grin
 
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 Sorry, but I think it's not Cynipidae, Maybe Eulophidae??! Smile
(About Eulophidae I'm not sure) Wink
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 Yes,it seems like Sarah!
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