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Eupeodes luniger, Syrphidae, Hungary, June 2007
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The male of Eupeodes luniger?
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Another view.
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Maybe, poor picture Sad
 
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Andre wrote:
Maybe, poor picture Sad


This is not so bad. I've seen worse photos. Maybe if you tell what you need to see to distinguish it ...
 
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First pic is overlighted... is it lapponicus? Looks like it on the second picture. And pics of the belly are always nice.
 
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Andre wrote:
First pic is overlighted...


Well, I don't think you take pictures. You don't choose where the fly sits and if it sits on a white wall you have to add extra light, otherwise it looks like this Tachinid!
 
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I do take pictures... but anyway, sometimes we don't have the luck to shoot a perfect one. That's a fact. I didn't write it as a criticism. Shock

About the tachinid: it does show the wing venation very well Wink
 
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I think that the bend in the questionable vein is rather shallow, so this must be E. luniger. It is interesting that in the other photo seems to show a deeper bend, but I think it is an illusion resulting from the angle the wing is held.

The first photo is not great, but still informative.
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crex wrote:
Well, I don't think you take pictures. You don't choose where the fly sits and if it sits on a white wall you have to add extra light, otherwise it looks like this Tachinid!


Nonetheless, the first picture is overexposed Wink

Not being an Eupeodes specialist (it is a difficult genus) I will only say that it is definitely not E. lapponicus.
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