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a syrphid from the Dordogne
rvanderweele
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Posted on 05-11-2006 22:23
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This year we spend some weeks in France. Along a creek saw this pretty syrphid. I think I ahve not seen it before, which is not strange, since I hardly pay attention to Syrphidae and certainly not in France.

The photo was taken on 30 May

Do one of you know the species. I guess it will not be difficult for the specialists.
 
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If we would have a picture, maybe!Grin
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here it is?
rvanderweele attached the following image:


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Temnostoma bombylans, but if it is one of the very closely related ones I am sure that someone will tell you otherwise.
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Discaution is here:
http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?forum_id=7&thread_id=2144&pid=8815#post_8815
Nikita Vikhrev - Zool Museum of Moscow University
 
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Well, I have never seen a Temnostoma in life. I knew the genus only from pictures. When I saw the fly, the first thought was whether this is perhaps a Temnostoma. Thanks Nikita!
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Robert Nash
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Saw Temnostoma in life in Italy last year.At L'Aquila in August (Agosto)
http://www.italyc...zi-map.JPG
A Genus first for me and a new species for Italy since it wasn't vespiforme ( No net fast mover so no list addition). This lovely photo is a nice memento PfftPfft.Thankyou ruud Ciao Robert
Edited by Robert Nash on 08-11-2006 16:22
 
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In this year I catch in area of Włoszczowa (Poland) Temnostoma vespiforme, T. meridionale, T. apiforme and of course T. bombylans so I have all species living in PolandCool.But also in Poland this genus isn't common.Sad
 
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