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Ingrid Altmann
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Posted on 31-07-2014 14:15
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 Hello,
is this a Brachypalpus? I found the fly on 1.6.2011 near Hermagor, Kärnten, Austria, sitting on a window.

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 If you post syrphidae in the syrphidae-forum, you get better and quicker answers !
Yes, seems to be Brachypalpus.


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 Thank you Theo.

Zeegers wrote:
If you post syrphidae in the syrphidae-forum, you get better and quicker answers !


Oh, I did´nt see that Syrphidae have an own category. Sorry! :-/

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 Hello Ingrid,

This is indeed a Brachypalpus. The quite straight third tibia and the dusted frons suggest B. laphriformis.

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