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Chrysotoxum? -> Sericomyia silentis
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 Hello,

this syrphid is from july from the austrian alps. It was rather long - I wrote down estimated 14mm, what seems rather overestimated to me now. Is this genus Chrysotoxum? Does anyone have a suggestion about the species?

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