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Don Martin
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Posted on 20-06-2008 01:14
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This one I can't figure out. Anyone?
Middle of Norway June 16.

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Sphaerophoria female - not sure that you will be able to get a species on this.
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Don Martin
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I was afraid so. It was much smaller than the S. scripta's I have encountered. Thanks for answering!

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This is almost certainly not scripta. Could be fatarum female. But... well, you know the answer: risky or impossible with females.
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The fatarum is a good possibility, but as you say, they are not easy. Thank you Andre.

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Steve Crellin
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I am wondering if I am seeing the same images as everyone above Shock. To me, they look like a male specimen as the eyes appear to be touching on top of the head and the tip of the abdomen looks "male". Unfortunately, I can't help with the species.
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Gerard Pennards
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Steve is quite right, it's definitely a male!
Probably fatarum, but that's only a guess from a picture!
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Don Martin
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Thank you both. Male it is Smile

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