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another Empid?
fleabag
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Posted on 25-04-2007 14:17
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 Hi,

Please can anyone help to id this? found in rural sussex uk

thankyou,

Noel.
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 Hi,
This is Empis scutellata. See the Gallery to have a look on the male.
Igor
 
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 Nice photo. Note the short basal entennal segment which identifies it as scutellata amongst the large yellow members of the subgenus Xanthempis
 
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 thanks for the id+info Adrian + IgorSmile
 
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