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Cheilosia pagana?> Cheilosia bergenstammi male
blowave
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Posted on 12-09-2011 21:41
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Hello,

This keys out as Cheilosia pagana, can anyone confirm it? I think it shows most details and would be a nice addition to the gallery.

14th July, my garden near Lincoln UK.

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Nope. It's Cheilosia bergenstammi, male.
 
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Thanks Andre, you are correct of course!

I'm afraid I was being really sloppy! Shock I had another male earlier the same day which doesn't have hairs on the eyes, it's not that often I see more than one in a day! The other I think is Cheilosia pagana, but I had better post that too to be certain.

This one was resting late in the day, most shots we in dullness but I angled this one against the sky. If I had checked them properly I would have seen the hairs from a different angle, I should also have posted another angle but being human and doing all these things often late in the day sometimes leads to sloppiness. I rarely do sloppy more than once, lesson learnt! Grin

Nice shot of a male for the gallery anyway!
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