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Volucella bombylans?
nick upton
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Posted on 13-06-2010 21:47
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Can anyone say if this is V. bombylans. I know the patterning varies a lot, but haven't come across this pattern before.

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Many thanks. Somehow missed that one in the gallery and it was much bigger and hairier than other Cheiiosia's I've seen before. I'll know it next time for sure! Said to be common in UK especially on Heracleum... which is what is was feeding on.
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