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Mydaea cf. orthonevra.
Katepisternales are 1:2 ( pictures 2 & 4 show only 1 anterior ks seta) and pra seems longer than post. notopleural (this point had to be confirmed) --> M. orthonevra / urbana.
Then the trochanters seems to be yellow, not brown and fore tibia without p. seta --> M. orthonevra.


If the pra is shorter than p. ntpl, Mydaea electa would be the alternative (this was the more frequent Mydaea species I Identified for the Swedish Malaise Trap Project).