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Brazilian hoverfly nr.2 for id..
bonitin
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Posted on 18-10-2010 13:26
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Unfortunately only got one picture of this Syrphid..
It looks like a female to me.
Picture was taken in the surroundings of Paraty-Brazil not far from the sea..

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A female Palpada, probably Palpada albifrons, but that is not completely sure!
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Thank you very much! I'll see if we have it already in the Gallery, can I say Palpada cf.albifrons ?

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In P. albifrons, there is a greyish pollinose fascia along the posterior margin of the mesonotum. This seems to tbe lacking in the specimen in the picture. More likely candidates are P. fasciata, P. florea and P. inversa. These will be very hard to tell apart from a picture alone.
 
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OK Menno! Thank you! Better keep it Palpada sp.!

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