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Meligramma (?) from Belgium pictured on 2023-05-27
Tetrao
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Posted on 27-05-2023 13:05
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Hi all !

I pictured this specimen in my garden on 2023-05-27. I measured it on pictures = 11,3mm

I think it could be some Meligramma ...

Can we ID this specimen ?

Meligramma triangulifera seems to have yellow stripes on the thorax that are diagnose and I can't see them here ...

Could be Meligramma euchroma according to syrphidae keys ?

Thank you for reading,
Didier.

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Thank you for reading and/or Commenting this post,
Have a nice day,
Didier
Edited by Tetrao on 27-05-2023 15:20
 
Karsten Thomsen
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Posted on 29-05-2023 11:54
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No, this is Epistrophella euchroma (f), characterized by the small yellow spots in the anterior corners of the tergites.
 
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Karsten Thomsen wrote:
No, this is Epistrophella euchroma (f), characterized by the small yellow spots in the anterior corners of the tergites.


Thank you very much.
It's the same species and I know now that there are many latin names for this species : Epistrophella euchroma in Faunaea Europae, Bold Systems, Waarneming.nl, .be and .org, Meligramma euchroma in StN keys for Syrphidae and France and even Epistrophe euchromus on Gbif, all with synonymy ...
I hope one day we'll have only one scientific name !!!
 
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