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Eupeodes or Xanthogramma ?
LordV
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Posted on 22-06-2006 07:56
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Pic taken Yesterday South coast UK bug body length about 11mm
According to my British Insects book it's Eupeodes nitens but another hover expert thinks it's Xanthogramma pedissequum. Any views ?
(I'm not an expert BTW). If it's any help- it's territorial flight was different to hoverflies I've watched as it also bounced up down by about 3cms continuously.
Thanks Brian V.

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The clear yellow stripes on the thorax are never present in Eupeodes, so yes, this is Xanthogramma.
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Definitely Xanthogramma pedissequum.
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Thanks for the confirmation- the book must have the pics swapped over I think Wink
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It happens... Sad
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Terrific picture. I was lucky to get a photograph of the same species which I was able to identify today. This picture is the confirmer.
 
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PS: what camera and equipment did you use please?

My Dimage Z3 could not do any better than this:

www.glaucus.org.uk/Hoverfly0088e.jpg
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Perseus wrote:
PS: what camera and equipment did you use please?

My Dimage Z3 couid not do any better than this:

http://www.glaucus.org.uk/Hoverfly0088e.jpg


This was with a canon 20D with an MPE-65 lens flash
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Edited by LordV on 03-07-2006 16:06
 
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