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Is this Cheilosia caerulescens? CONFIRMED
Ginks
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Posted on 05-02-2012 20:35
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Please could you ID this... if my pics are good enough.

The hoverfly has a cute little face which looks like Cheilosia sp to me. Could it be C. caerulescens?

I've managed to work out that it's a male!

Seen in my garden feeding on tansy in July 2011

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Here is another shot of the same hoverfly.
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Yes!
 
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WOW!!! I'm so excited... that's my first hover ID on this site and I got it right... YIPPEEEE!!!

Phew.
Thanks, Andre
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Certainly looks good for it ... fairly recently added to UK list but already fairly widespread esp in south ... nice one Ginks
 
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Thanks Tim!

You're a good teacher, aren't you?!

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