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Chrysotoxum intermedium male
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Posted on 07-07-2008 10:43
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 Hello
it is sitting on Santolina sp. in garden at Lake Thun Switzerland. 06.07.2008
The 3.segment of the antenna is longer than 1. and 2. together.
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 I agree.
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 Thank you Stephane!
 
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