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Sphegina sp?
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 07-06-2008 20:51
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Hello!

A very small Syrphid (4 mm). When it was flying I first thought of a small Ichneumidae wasp. At a relatively moist place of the forest on Aegopodium podagraria, June-06, northwest Germany.


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Second picture.
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Third one.
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Sphegina, which species, I dont know... Smile

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Ouch, didn't see the topic title, sorry Smile Smile
 
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Hello Jonas, hello all!

Jonas M wrote:
Sphegina, which species, I dont know... Smile


Thanks. I did wait, if one of the experts would make a suggestion. Is it not possible? Here two new photos of a balloon belly Cool female from yesterday.
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This one has a more reddish abdomen.
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May well be two different species. Identifying Sphegina based on pictures is too risky (for me).
 
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Andre wrote:
May well be two different species. Identifying Sphegina based on pictures is too risky (for me).


Thanks nevertheless, Andre! Found on the same plant at the same place, I concluded it must have been the same species...
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In that case it's assumably the same species.
 
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