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Another Dark Syrphid<Melanogaster hirtella (F) ID'd by Caliprobola
Roger Thomason
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Found this little lady in the garden this morning. Size 10-12mm...Anyone put a name to her?
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I actually think I might know this one, it's a bit disguised by the pollen but I wonder if it's Chrysogaster solstitalis?

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Tim Worfolk wrote:
I actually think I might know this one, it's a bit disguised by the pollen but I wonder if it's Chrysogaster solstitalis?

Tim


Be nice if it were true...would be a first for Shetland Smile.

Anyone confirm?
 
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In that case I suspect I'm being overambitious - second opinion definitely needed.

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Antennae are black, so it is Melanogaster
 
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indeed Melanogaster (cf. hirtella?)
 
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Thanks Guys(?)
Seems like I've found a partner for the one I posted earlier...thought it might be, but wasn't sure. I'll go with M.hirtella for this one and my previous post.

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