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blueish striped Syrphus ribesi?
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 Can it be Syrphus ribesi? What does mean blueish colour if it is in fact Syrphus?
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 Didea. Is it alneti?
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 Yes it is. Wink
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 but is it characteristic fotr this fly this "kind of blue" ?
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 Yes, it's typical for this species.
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 Bluish to greenish.
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