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Syrphidae female, NE HU, 05.2009
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Posted on 07-04-2010 09:40
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Hi, this female was 8-9 mm long. From the mountains.
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Female Platycheirus albimanus (group?)
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Thank You very much Paul!
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Yes, albimanus for sure.
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Is it dead?
 
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Many thanks for the IDs. Yes, it is a dead one. But it was worth photographing it anyway, because it is new to me Smile

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