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ID please on this hoverfly Melanostoma?
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Bookham Common today on a Catkin. couldnt be sure of an ID from the gallery:

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if it is Melanostoma it would have to be mellinum or scalare as these are the only sp. recorded on Bookham common.
 
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I think I can see the triangular yellow dust spots between the antennae and the ocelli, which should make it M. scalare (female) - it's the right shape as well.

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that is now my opinion too after searching Bioimages, thanks.
 
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