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Lavendel
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Posted on 04-04-2009 12:58
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 Hi,

Can someone help me identify this Syrphidae?
Found on march 2e in forrest ground near Valkenburg (holland).

I think Pipiza ...
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 Yes, male Pipiza, could be P. quadrimaculata.
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 Thank you Gerard!

I know it's difficult to identify from a picture, but can some details help identify the species? Or is this as far as it can get from a pic?
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 nice pic.
 
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