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Syrphidae, genus?
benoit gilles
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Posted on 12-07-2014 10:12
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Hello everyone!
Here is a small hoverfly that it is difficult for me to identify ...
I will need your science.

6mm
close to shore, Charente-Maritime in France (City: Talmont)

Thank you very much for your helpWink

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Cheilosia
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Thank you Paul!
I tried to determine the species.

With the Van Veen, I find Cheilosia pubera.

What do you think?

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Paul is not right. This is a male in the genus Melanogaster, so you should look in van Veen for that genus....
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Ah!
Things get complicated .... Wink
Well, I'll look at of this the side ...

I come back with a proposal!

I am disappointed in the size of the insect,
it measures 6mm and not 11mm as described above.


Benoît
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