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Volucella zonaria/inanis?
spacebirdy
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Posted on 05-05-2013 14:45
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 Good day,

I suspect the following pictures being an inanis rather than a zonaria:

1) http://commons.wi...942889.jpg
because of the second dark spots on the middle of the wings

2) http://commons.wi...:Voluc.jpg
because of the first segment being yellow not red, and it seems to have a dark spot in the middle of the wings too

3) http://commons.wi...liege2.jpg
same as above


Please can anyone confirm or correct me.
Kind thanks in advance,
greetings, birdy
 
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