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Fannia canicularis? orange spots
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Posted on 08-08-2011 23:00
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Hi,

I thought this looked similar to Hydrophoria ruralis, except that has feathered arista.

22nd June, near Lincoln UK. It was sat on a Lilium flower bud under shade in my garden.

I can crop closer if required.

Janet
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This bears some resemblance to Fannia canicularis, I'm not sure but it doesn't quite like right for that?
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Yes, it is around Fanniia canicularis.
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Thank you Erikas, I think I had one of these on Ivy last autumn. I'll change the title.
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