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Neoascia podagrica?
Rui Andrade
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I'm not sure about the ID of this Neoascia. The plates behind the hind coxae seem to be only slightly separated and the yellow markings on tergite 2 are somewhat oblique, but I don't think it is enough for N. obliqua. So, I think it is N. podagrica. What is your opinion?

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Is it possible to confirm the identification?
 
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I think N. podagrica
 
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I also think it probably is N. podagrica. I hope someone can confirm. Thank you for your opinion. Smile
 
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Thank you very much Paul! Smile
 
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