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Platycheirus female
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Posted on 05-05-2020 10:29
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Hi all,
I pictured this female in Belgium around Huy on 2020-05-04.
It seems to be Platycheirus !
ObsIdentify we use in Belgium tells me it is P. albimanus but looking at the keys I read that in the P. albimanus group, if the 3d antenna's segment is orange below, it's Platycheirus sticticus
Here are some pictures I uploaded :

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observations.be/media/photo/026/339/26339601.jpg

observations.be/media/photo/026/330/26330270.jpg

Please, help me !!!
Thank you,


https://observati.../26339935/

https://observati.../26330269/

https://observati.../26330270/

https://observati.../26339601/
 
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Posted on 13-05-2020 19:59
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Nobody can help ???
 
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It is a female of the scutatus-group, since the hind femur is yellow with dark ring. Females of this group of three species can not be distinguished so far. P. albimanus har much more dark hind femurs, only yellow at the tips.

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Thank you very much, Karsten !!!
Have a good day !
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