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Microdon - myrmicae/mutabilis
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 Central Italy - Lazio - 3 V 2017
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 Hi Andrea! Microdon, no doubt!
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 Very likely M. myrmicae. M. myrmicae and M. mutabilis are indistiquishable in adult stage, but the latter seems to be an exclusively northern/subalpine sp.

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 Thanks for information
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