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Eupeodes species..
bonitin
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Posted on 27-11-2009 20:49
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Hi,

I'm sorting out all my Syrphids and I have put all the following ones under the temporary name Eupeodes sp. but I'm very insecure to add the specie name. I guess the biggest bunch will be Eupeodes corollae..Smile
All pictures are taken in Gent, Belgium in my garden or the local Nature Reserve
Any help very much appreciated!! Smile

Nr.1 I think this cute couple might be E.corollae ?
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279006_354.jpg

Nr.2
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279007_nr-2.jpg

Nr.3
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279008_nr3.jpg

Nr.4
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279009_nr4.jpg

Nr.5
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279010_nr5.jpg

Nr.6aperhaps Eupeodes lapponicus ?
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279011_nr6.jpg

Nr.6b same fly
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279012_nr6b.jpg

Nr.7a
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279013_nr.7a.jpg

Nr.7bother view same fly
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279014_nr.7b.jpg

Nr.7cother view same fly
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279015_nr.7c.jpg

Nr. 8
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279016_nr.8.jpg

Nr.9
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279017_nr.9.jpg

Nr.10a
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279063_nr.10.jpg

Nr.10bother view
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279064_nr.10b.jpg

Nr.11
www.imagehosting.gr/out.php/i1279065_nr.11.jpg
Edited by bonitin on 27-11-2009 20:54
 
Stephen R
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Posted on 28-11-2009 11:42
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No 7 looks like Dasysyrphus albostriatus
 
bonitin
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Posted on 28-11-2009 12:15
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I've been looking in the Gallery and it does look exactly like that one!
Many thanks Stephen! Smile
 
bonitin
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Posted on 13-12-2009 09:58
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Can I safely say then that all the others are indeed E.corrolae?
Sorry for posting so many specimens at once! FrownSmile
 
Andre
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No, most of the others are E. luniger. But I think nobody feels invited to answer sooo many pictures in one thread.
 
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bonitin
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Thanks Andre! Sorry won't do it again!Frown
 
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