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Isidro
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Posted on 15-08-2007 23:22
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 I want identify this one.

It looks Scaeva for me.

It was last Sunday in Vallibierna Valley, in forest of Pinus uncinata in high Pyrenees (Aragon, Spain) at 1700-1800 meters high . The fly was sucking the pine resine and sizes about 8-9 mm long.

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Could be identified?

Thanks Wink
 
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Posted on 16-08-2007 09:33
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 I'd say Scaeva pyrastri male (but I'm not an expert)
 
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 Yes, a male Scaeva pyrastri it is!
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 Thanks to both! You are the best!!
 
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