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Cylindromyia to ID, please > C. cf. scapularis
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 Very interesting !

The pattern on the thorax suggests interrupta, however, clearly apical scutellar bristles are present. Moreover, it is pretty orange. SO it could be scapularis.

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 Thanks Theo. I'll name it C. cf. scapularis
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