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Posted on 28-08-2010 20:31
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Photographed in the Netherlands 28-8-2010. Bergen (N.H.)
I hope you can help me.

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Maybe a slightly teneral Subclytia rotundiventris?
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i tend to agree again.
 
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Thanks Smile
The grey spots on the tergites made it difficult for me. On the most photos of the Subclytia rotundiventris, you can't see them. But that's because this fly is a slightly teneral?

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