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Posted on 18-08-2010 12:47
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This one was on flowers in a herbaceous mess alongside the old airport of Chiang Rai - far northern Thailand. It looks rather familiar, but maybe it is not.
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I have seen it around in a few other grassy places, it is not uncommon here.
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Looks like Eristalinus Smile
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That's what I thought, but I know nothing of Thai species.
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Last year we submitted the same species from Chiang Mai.
See http://www.dipter...ost_115767
Gerard Pennards kindly identified it as Eristalinus quinquestriatus
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Thanks Cesa, that's a nice result.
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