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Syrphidae, Meligramma trianguliferum? --> Meliscaeva auricollis
Reimund Ley
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 is it possible to ID this Syrphidae?
sorry, only this poor fotos. the fly was about 10 mm,
found in Germany, Waltrop, 11. 3. 2017

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 Meligramma trianguliferum?
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 hallo Paul,

thanks for your answer,
I'll change the headline to get more opinion.


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 there are some more fotos, may be it helps
sorry this fotos are also not the best.

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 give me your opinion, please



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 Antennae, legs, scutellum are too dark for M. triangulifera which has lateral yellow margins of mesonotum and abdominal spots reaching margin of tergite. This is another dark and early spring female of Meliscaeva auricollis .
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 Hello Piet,

thanks a lot for your help and confirmation.



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