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I don't have the specimen, so cannot check properly.
But it complies with the article "A review of the British Opomyzidae" by C M Drake, as far as the wing spots, and I think (but I'm a bit cautious about it) I can see the one strong seta on the anepimeron, as mentioned for this species - visible in the 1st 2 images. That would make it not soley rely on the wing spots.
Thoughts?
Nigel G.
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That looks right to me.
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Thanks Howard.
Regards
Nigel.
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