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Eumerus sp.? Syrphidae
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 Eumerus sp. ? South Africa
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 Yes, for sure Eumerus.
No idea about the species though, if it is fron South Africa!
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 Most probably Eumerus triangularis.
Very tipical 'cone-shape' of the abdomen, hardly any long hairs on the body and the armature and hairs on the third femur.

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 Phanks Gerard and John! Smile
 
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