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Dasysyphus venustus (cf), May 2008, Hungary
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I have a couple of more difficult D. images.

This female should be D. venustus/hilaris. Unfortunately the face is not visible. Can someone id it to species?
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And a male.
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Another shot of the same fly. Unfortunately these pics are quite bad. THis should be the male in the D. venustus/hilaris. If I understand correctly the males are very difficult to separate.
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Pic two seems to show a darkened nose, so D. venustus.
 
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I like these flies and also the (little) similar Eupeodes Smile
@Andre: I followed your advise, so I became a member of the NEV now. There's a lot to learn for meWink
 
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I think that also the first one is venustus as well, in females the hind margin of venustus is black, and it seems black here as well. Although I think the key in van V een is not uneqivocal, as it is not clear to me how I should understand that that tergite 2 is pale in hilaris.

Thx for the help.
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