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 Is it Brachypalpus laphriformis?
Thank you for help.
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Switzerland, Wattwil SG, 750m NN, 17 maj 08
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 Foto 2
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 Sicher!
 
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 Thanks a lot.
Grüsse Pia
 
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 Jetzt bin ich mir nicht mehr sicher...
Looking better at the first picture, the hind tibia looks a bit S-curved. If that is correct, this could be B. chrysites or valgus and not laphriformis. Did you collect it?
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 Hi Andre,

Sorry I have not collected the fly. Here is only an other view.
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 Beautiful pictures, but I can not make a 100% solid ID from these pics. If it was not near a stream or a little river, we can carefully scratch valgus. I am not familiar with the habitat of chrysites.
If you want, you can place the 3 great pics in the Syrphidae gallery as Brachypalpus sp., maybe in the future somebody has the guts to make a solid ID Smile
 
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 OK, I do it with "sp".
Thank you Andre.
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