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Parahelophilus (was Eristalinus sp)
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Lake Kerkini northern Greece, nectaring on Paliuris spina-christi. 24-5-2008 a little smaller than the E. aeneus I posted on the 24th, and smaller than the E.arbustorum/nemorum as well, distinctly red-orange looking and courtship was only between similarly coloured individuals, very active and has a built in antifocus device, I took more than 20 photos and these are the best. the only two I even kept.
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I don't know if this adds anything but I am posting it anyway.
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This is a Helophilus species.
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Ahh yes so it is, I only hnow of pendulus and trivittatus and I am sure it is not either of them, too red and too small.
 
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it is a species of Prahelophilus, probably versicolor.
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And I have no Parahelophilus on my survey list so it is a new record for the reserve. Thanks Amalia
 
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Mind the spelling: Parhelophilus
 
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OK, I don't have any of them either, thanks Andre.
 
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