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Couple of small Syrphids
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 09-06-2007 05:47
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Hello!

I have never seen such flies like this couple of only 7-8 mm long ones in our garden yesterday (Ostwestfalen/Germany). After searching a little bit I think, they could belong to genus Paragus. Is that correct? Thanks!
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Eumerus sp.
 
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Hello, Amlia!

amalia_raluca wrote:
Eumerus sp.


Ah, thanks! I had an Eumerus here in the garden already on May 28, but that lacked the distinct thorax stripes:
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if you look closely you can see has 2 stripes on the thorax too. the different angle makes them not that clear and in old specimens this dust stripes can become less clear too.
 
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Hello!

caliprobola wrote:
if you look closely you can see has 2 stripes on the thorax too.


Yes, but quite faint. I was not sure whether that indicated another species/genus or just a worn condition.
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for determination to species level you should examine the legs very carefully and maybe the male genitalia also.
 
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Hello!

caliprobola wrote:
for determination to species level you should examine the legs very carefully and maybe the male genitalia also.


Yes, I have read that Eumerus cannot be determined after a photo (but that's all I have). There are 16 species here in Germany according to "Entomofauna Germanica".
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