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walwyn
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 Going through some of my photosof last summer I found this. Photograph taken 28/07/2006 in Warwickshire UK. My first thoughts were Scaeva pyrastri but I'm not at all sure.
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 Hello!

I think it's genus Anisimyia.
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 Is it Anasimyia contracta?

2nd segment seems to be curved inside..?
 
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 Thanks.
 
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