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My second Syrphidae species 2009
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 19-03-2009 20:33
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Hello!

The first one last week was - of course - the good old Eristalis tenax. Normally Episyrphus balteatus is similarly early here (have seen it already in February in other years) in northwest Germany, but this one today sunbathing at 10 °C on a stone near forest was not Episyrphus. I guess, it is a male Melangyna, maybe M. lasiopthalma? Length about 7-8 mm.
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Yes I'd agree, probably M lasiopthalma.
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conopid wrote:
Yes I'd agree, probably M lasiopthalma.


Thanks, Nigel!
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It's lasiophthalma guys... Cool
 
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Andre wrote:
It's lasiophthalma guys... Cool


Thanks a lot for confirmation, Andre!
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I was in fact referring to the spelling... Grin
 
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I ALWAYS do thatShock
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Give it up Nigel Grin
 
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