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Is this Riponnensia splendens?
Martin Cooper
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Posted on 04-02-2013 12:51
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Found in Suffolk, UK, last August, I think it is Riponnensia splendens but would appreciate confirmation.

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Please confirm or correct ID...

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One last attempt to get a comment on the ID of this little hoverfly...

Martin
 
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As nobody says anything I tell you that it is a male Riponnensia splendens to me. But I am not an expert.

Let me check my bibliography tonight to see the situation and species of Chrysogastriini in England and I will give you a definitive answer then Wink
 
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Thanks!
 
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Yes, I agree. Male Riponnensia splendens.
Greetings,
Gerard Pennards
 
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Gerard's opinion was what you need, so nothing else to add Wink
 
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Thanks Gerard y gracias Piluca.

Martin
 
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