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 I think this is a hoverfly. Please can anyone help me identify the species. Photographed on 26th May at Martin Mere, Lancashire UK. thanks
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 I'm no expert. I'm guessing - male Syritta pipiens!?
 
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 I too would say Syritta pipiens ... Smile
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 No, Tropidia scita, a wetlands species. The projection on the hind femor is distinctive.
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 I'll get my coat .... Grin
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 Thanks Guys I really appreciate the assistance Smile
 
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