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Xaver Frank
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Posted on 23-06-2006 18:17
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Hello!

Can you identify this Syrphidae and its sex? It is a very wonderful fly, i like it!

thorben.xardas.lima-city.de/Zweifl%FCgler1.jpg

Thank you, Xaver...
 
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Sorry, the pic is a little too big... Frown
 
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Seems to be a male of the hover fly Syritta pipens.
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Paul Beuk wrote:
Seems to be a male of the hover fly Syritta pipens.


Doesn't quite look the same as the other photos of Syritta pipiens, e.g. look at the antenna ... !? Isn't this a Hymenoptera?

Edit: I suppose the picture (stored externally) could have been exchanged after Paul wrote his comment!?
Edited by crex on 14-08-2006 09:58
 
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I'd say definitely a Hymenoptera, a Sphecidae perhaps? Sarah
 
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Looks as if pictures were switched on your server... Sad
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