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Eristalis cf. similis
Reimund Ley
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Posted on 01-05-2015 20:35
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could it be Eristalis similis?
size: about 10 mm
foto: Germany, Bochum, 19. 4. 2015, by Angelika/Reimund Ley

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Hello Angelika/Reimund,
this is a nice speciment. In my opinion it is not E. similis. It don´t feel like one and the pterostigma look different. Althou I don't know, which species it is. Better look at the wings would be helpful. And what look most important to me is, that this speciment do have yellow femur.
I hope, someone will tell us, which Eristalis it is.
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Anežka
 
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hello Anežka,

thanks for your opinion,
there are only this two fotos
it seems to be a difficult one, may be another user of diptera could help.

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Posted on 20-05-2015 13:48
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any ideas for this sweety, please

greetings


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I'd say female E. interrupta (stigma, antenna, legs)
 
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...and also the look of hairs, face etc.
 
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Hello Valerio,

thank you very much for your opinion.

are you sure that this is E. interrupta??????

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Posted on 28-05-2015 15:20
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hello,

please have e look to this Eristalis and
post your opinion.

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Posted on 09-06-2015 20:07
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hello,

look at this Eristalis similis in Gallery:

http://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php?photo_id=1575

the hairy eyes seems to be the same to our fly

and look at this picture of E. tenax,

http://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php?photo_id=1201

this hairy eyes is different, isn't it?

Please give us your opinion

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Posted on 27-06-2015 10:24
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hello,

until today we have no name for this sweety !!

Is there no chance by this fotos??

Could it be a very common Eristalis tenax ??

Or is it so difficult that it get only to Eristalis sp. ??

Please tell me your opinion.

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Angelika/Reimund,
nothing is really difficult as soon as we can see all the details we need to key a species out. The pictures have their limits. To tell you the truth, I am to your side to say it's Eristalis similis, but without seeing clearly the pterostigma, it's hard to prove. This is for sure not E. tenax, and E. interrupta has usually white hind margins on tergits.
Stephane.
 
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Posted on 30-07-2015 14:34
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hello Stephane,

thanks a lot for your answer !!

We call this sweety Eristalis cf. similis,

we hope that this is OK.


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Angelika/Reimund
 
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