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Episyrphus balteatus ?
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Posted on 05-07-2009 13:58
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hi,

I know that this angle is not the best to identify an insect. As chance would have it after the 2nd click the fly passed away but left me with a detailed hires shot, attached as link at the end of this entry.

location: munich, germany -> parkway
size was aprox 7,5mm
the 3 stripes was very narrow I assume because of the long and hard winter ? In general there aren't many syrphids this years compared to 2008




www.makrofreak.de/ID/Syrphid_ID1.jpg.jpg



here you can find a high res image -> http://www.makrof..._large.jpg


thankfull as always

richie
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After the rainshower I went back to the place. This time i couldn't get very close. Hope this picture helps.

www.makrofreak.de/ID/Syrphid_ID1_diagonal.jpg
 
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Posted on 05-07-2009 19:13
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Here I found one with a slight different pattern (looks like Episyrphus belteatus) but same place.

www.makrofreak.de/ID/Syrphid_ID1_top.jpg
Edited by Makro Freak on 05-07-2009 19:24
 
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