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Episyrphus balteatus ? -> yes, male
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Posted on 30-07-2021 20:36
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Hi, a couple of days ago (2021, July 27th) I got a few Syrphidae. Itried to ID all 4 of them but I'm unsure if I'm right. so I ask you for help to ack my ideas or please correct them.
Here's the 3rd
Episyrphus balteatus? male or female?
Sorry forgot to note the dates, northern Germany, close to a small river in an area with a lot of wild flowers besides a saved biotop
Thanks for your help, Norbert
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Male balteatus
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Paul, many thanks, good night
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