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Eristalinus male or female?
jeremyr
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Posted on 06-08-2012 00:13
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is this Eristalinus a female? I've only found males so far, and the eyes here seem further apart, plus the dull black area on the abdomen is just a small spot
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Yep generally males are holoptic

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the eyes are separated in males of this genus
 
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It's a female. Check them out here...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/63075200@N07/sets/72157629325879678/

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many thanks, these are the first pictures I've seen other than my own. A really delightful little fly that seems a bit neglected. Interesting pictures of aeneus as well, a female sepulchralis without thoracic stripes could be tricky
 
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