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Stephen
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 I would really appreciate it if anyone can tell me what family this fly is in. Of course, any other information would be appreciated too!
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 Hello Stephen,
This is a male syrphid of the species Syritta pipiens.
Characteristic are the thick hind femur, the shape of the head and abdomen and it's coloration.
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 Gerard, Thanks very much for your help! I was delighted that you could get it all the way to species.
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