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Unknown Syrphidae from Greece -> Neocnemodon latitarsis
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 This hover fly was found a few days ago in Central Greece.
Any help with the identification would be appreciated.

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 Maybe some kind of Pipizella? I still haven't figured this out.
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 Looks like Heringia or Neocnemodon spec. female.

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helge wrote:
Looks like Heringia or Neocnemodon spec. female.

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Thank you Helge!
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 The broad hind tarsi could point towards Neocnemodon latitarsis.

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Karsten Thomsen wrote:
The broad hind tarsi could point towards Neocnemodon latitarsis.

Karsten


Neocnemodon latitarsis would have almost no dust spots - and this specimen has very characteristic ones ("wedge shaped" as mentioned in Bot/Van de Meutter for H. heringi); plus the third antennal segment that is longer then what we would expect in Neocnemodon, hence we arrive at Heringia
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