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Scaeva dignota?
Chris Webster
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Posted on 10-04-2008 17:40
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I saw this on 2nd August 2005, at the top of Butser Hill, Hampshire, UK, but I did not then look carefully at the photos!
Now I see it has hairy eyes, and seems in all respects to be Scaeva dignota, but I did not know that this species had reached the UK.
Is the identification correct?
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It sure looks like one!
 
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Thanks for your vote, Andre!
Guess I can't prove it without the specimen, but back in 2005 I thought it was just some odd Eupeodes.
 
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Maybe we will get some extra support Smile
Dignota will not be new to the UK though...
 
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