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Ingrid Altmann
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Posted on 11-02-2022 14:33
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Hello,
is it possible to say more to this Helophilus? Unfortunately I have only this one picture of it.
August 4, 2007, Arnschwang, Bavaria, Germany.

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Since neither hind legs nor face is visible, it must remain as Helophilus sp. (m).
 
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Thank you very much Karsten.
 
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On closer examination, the right hind femur seems to be just visible beneath the right wing. There seems to be onlt a tiny spot of yellow at the tip. This would accord with male Helophilus hybridus which often have the sports on tergite 4 barely visible, as this one.
 
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Thank you very much for your efforts Karsten! Then it is justifiable to archive the fly under Helophilus cf. hybridus. In attachment a detail of the femur.
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