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Meliscaeva auricollis
Roger Thomason
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Posted on 20-02-2010 00:59
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From last summer....correct ID ?
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Meliscaeva auricollis is correct.
 
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Posted on 21-02-2010 16:49
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Thanks...I thought it was. This is another migrant to Shetland. It is the only one of its kind I saw all last year. The previous year there were loads of them. They were first recorded in Shetland in 1993. Well at least one of them made the journey Smile
 
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Very good RogaldineGrinGrinGrin
Normally your syrphid ID's are like awkwardawkward
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It's not only my Syrphid ID's that are like shawkwardt . Geraldine GrinGrinPfft I'm pretty much crap with other flies too. Having said that, I notice that you have avoided the Syrphus female I posted, too difficult for you, or are you losing your touch Pfft.
BTW How did you get on with the babysitter...was HE nice Pfft Was he good with FLIES ?

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Edited by Roger Thomason on 21-02-2010 18:18
 
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