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Syrphid on Brassica
Josef Buecker
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Posted on 11-05-2009 17:28
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 Hello Forum,
this hoverfly was very constant in visiting a Brassica spec. Is an ID possible? Hagen, NRW, border to alder marshland, 175msm, may 10th 2009
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 it is a Cheilosia sp.
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 Thank you, Amalia.
What is needed to get closer to species-level? The fly is about 10mm in length.
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 Difficult... may be Ch. bergenstammi.
 
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