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Andreas Haselboeck
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Posted on 24-05-2008 12:23
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 Hello,
yesterday I found this little (4-5mm) fly on Rubus on the edge of the forest near Frankfurt / Main / Germany.

Is it a Syrphidae?

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 I think Pipizella but just thinking. I am not a specialist Sad
 
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 It is a male Pipizella. Impossible to ID without male specimen... so collect it Smile
 
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 Hello Andre, Hello guenille,
thank you so much!
Collect? And than? I'm still a photographer...

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 Turn into a collector too... expand your experiences and become a dipterist Wink
 
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 Hello Andre,
in my dreams, I will be a dipterist, but in reality I'm too stupid for this...

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 That's a stupid thing to say! Frown
 
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