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IS this Syrphidae ?
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Hi, i never have seen this before .. is this a hooverfly ? Any idea ?

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 I think it is a Phasia sp (Tachinidae). Theo and/or Chris will tell you more ...
 
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 Male Phasia hemiptera - looks a bit like a syrphid but the venation is wrong for Syrphidae.
 
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