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Eriothrix or Cylindromyia ?-> Eriothrix rufomaculata
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 I'd favour for E. rufomaculata.
 
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 Many thanks for all your replies, Jorge !! Smile
 
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 Cylindromyia has an cylindrical abdomen, so that is easy to remember.

(so this is Eriothrix rufomaculata, since the topcel is petiolated)


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 Thanks for the clues and Identification !! Wink
 
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 Thanks for the clues and Identification !! Wink
 
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