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Which Eristalis? (April-18, 2010)
Juergen Peters
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Hello!

There were many Eristalis pertinax and other Syrphids at a sloe bush three days ago (northwest Germany). This one (sorry, only pics from some distance) seems to belong to another species. But I can't come to a conclusion, whether it is a male E. interrupta or arbustorum.
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hello,
Eristalis interrupta for me
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jean-claude bernard wrote:
Eristalis interrupta for me


Thanks, Jean-Claude. Most of the E. interrupta males here have smaller or no orange markings at all, so I was unsure.
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E. arbustorum perhaps?
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Hello, Kahis!

Kahis wrote:
E. arbustorum perhaps?


That was the question... Wink At least the pale orange of the markings would point to it (?).
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Juergen Peters wrote:
Hello, Kahis!

Kahis wrote:
E. arbustorum perhaps?


That was the question... Wink At least the pale orange of the markings would point to it (?).


I vote for arbustorum - cant see a proper central stripe on the face.
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