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Eriothrix rufomaculata
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Posted on 16-08-2006 13:34
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 From midwest Sweden 2006-07-22. My guess is Eriothrix rufomaculata. I don't think it's skinny enough for a Cylindromyia ... even though it looked kind of thin from certain angles.
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 Theo's advice was closed top cell and red sides to abdomen = Eriothrix. Looks like yours has closed cells, so I think you're right to dismiss Cylindromyia.
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 Yup - my guess too - E.rufomaculata Smile
 
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 Right.
Good ID, good arguments

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 Thank you all three!
 
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