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Eristalis pertinax
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Posted on 31-05-2006 19:32
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I suppose this is a Syrphidae sp, but I didn't find a match in the gallery. I have one more shot of this individual where the wingpattern is sharp (but not the head). Any chance of an ID? From midwest Sweden in may 2006.

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Posted on 01-06-2006 16:33
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It is a male Eristalis. And becuase the front tarsi are all yellow, it should be pertinax.
Edited by Maddin on 01-06-2006 16:33
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Thank you, Maddin. I now have looked at other photos of Eristalis pertinax and it sure looks like one.
 
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Hello,

It is not very clear, but it seems me that there is a batman-like pattern on the thorax of this fly. Could it be Myathropa florea?
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That?s for shure an Eristalis. Myathropa florea has much more yellow on thorax and abdomen.

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Gisela,

Thanks anyway.
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