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French Guianan syrphid
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Posted on 09-10-2011 18:46
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This looks like a really distinctive syrphid but can it be identified - photo by Stephane Brule Smile
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Ahhh, nice!
First impression, a male Quichuana dolorosa or something close!
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Hi Chris

Helophilus like nervation, elongate attennae, male with pilose eyes, thickened hind femora and arcuate tibiae lead me to Quichuana genera.
I just found this document : THE GENUS QUICHUANA KNAB

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Sorry P-Y :-))
Second thought, indeed a male Quichuana, but more likely to be Quichuana auratus.
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Thanks guys - that fits the key nicely Grin
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