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Syrphidae spec.? => Xylota segnis
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Posted on 17-07-2013 21:15
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Fly with metallic shine which at present can be observed regularly on the crumbling brick wall of our garden pond (formerly a swimming pool) and on leaves near the pond. It flies or runs quickly from place to place not staying anywhwere for long. Location: Rhineland (near Cologne). To me it looks like Xylota segnis (Syrphidae). Is that correct? I'd appreciate your help.
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One more picture taken this afternoon, same place:
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Yes, Xylota segnis.
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To Juergen Peters: I'm glad to hear that it actually is Xylota segnis. Thank you very much for your help.
 
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