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Posted on 14-12-2008 20:55
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 This must be one of those Syrphus-lookalikes Smile At least it fooled me back then. As I recall it was rather small ~6mm or so.
Photo taken 25 June 2008 outside a small forest (Helsingbörg, Sweden)
Any ID possible?
Thanks!
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 Melangyna maybe?
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 Parasyrphus sp. I'd say. Could be something like macularis?
 
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 Thanks Nigel and Andre for your help.
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