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Chrysotoxum festivum/vernale
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 Is this side view enough to identify Chrysotoxum festivum? In my opinion, femora are completely orange. I am not sure whether "the yellow spot on katepisternum" is visible or not. Region: Slovakia, Banská Bystrica
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 Yes, festivum it is, a female...
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 Thank you very much
 
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