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Heringia brevidens? -> Neocnemodon spec. (female)
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Hello

Is this 6-7mm sized Syrphid an Heringia brevidens species?

Date 11.05.2014; in an forrest near Stuttgart (Southwest Germany).

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Hello Andreas,

Heringia has been revised by Vujic 2014. Neocnemodon has been elevated to genera level. This is a female Neocnemodon, due to the short third antennal segment. And they cannot be identified. Only males can be identified by examining the the genitalia.

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Hello Ectemnius

Thank you very much. So, next year I have to look for a male

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