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Epistrophella euchroma
Karol Ox
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Posted on 25-04-2012 18:52
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Hi.
22.4.2012, Slovakia - Košice, 270m a.s.l.
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Hello,

Could it be Epistrophe euchroma ?


Never seen it, so wait for specialists !!! Wink
 
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Hi everybodies

It's hard this time ! And, when it's hard .. it's interesting !
It's not a Scaeva, because the eyes are bare.
Like says pat_der2003 it could be Epistrophella euchroma (80%) but Melangyna lasiophthalma is possible too (20%).
Have you an other picture where we see color of the antenna or color of wind legs ?
We don't see this species everydays !

P-Y
 
Karol Ox
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Thank you very much. I have only this one picture.
Pierre-Yves wrote:
Hi everybodies

It's hard this time ! And, when it's hard .. it's interesting !
It's not a Scaeva, because the eyes are bare.
Like says pat_der2003 it could be Epistrophella euchroma (80%) but Melangyna lasiophthalma is possible too (20%).
Have you an other picture where we see color of the antenna or color of wind legs ?
We don't see this species everydays !

P-Y
 
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Gerard Pennards
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Posted on 26-04-2012 17:07
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Indeed a male Epistrophella euchroma!
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Karol Ox
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Posted on 28-04-2012 21:00
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Thank you TumbsUp
Gerard Pennards wrote:
Indeed a male Epistrophella euchroma!
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