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Dear all,

unfortunately just one bad shot:-(. Then the fly took off...what a pity...
I nevertheless tried the key of Mark van Veen.
Neither length relation of antennal segments is distinctly visible from that angle, nor do I have a rear aspect, But with exclusion I reached to either C. cautum or C. festivum. I cannot really decide, if that dark parted field on left wing is the real dark wing spot (that C. festivum should have) or if it is just light fake. But this dark "stain" there still stays dark when photo is strongly brightened. And the fly seems to have entirely yellow legs, like C. festivum (?) I saw a C. cautum male for sure once in my garden this year.

So, my only chance is, that one experienced here perhaps gets a "jizz", when looking at it. What do you think?

Size seemed to be within"normal range" for this genus to me, e. g. nothing extraordinary small or large.

Garden, northern upper rhine rift, Germany, resting for a view seconds on an ivy leaf, half in shadow (no flashlight used), on wall, about 6 feet above ground.

Thanks in advance for reading this.

Best wishes, Thorsten