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Posted on 08-06-2007 01:19
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7 June 2007 New Brunswick Canada. Length 13mm
This female superficially looks like the male Condidea lata that Gerard identified on BugGuide in 2005
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Hello Tony,
Yes, I can remember that. In that case it was a male, the spots are different from those of the female. And this one is indeed a female Condidea lata! Like I already mentioned on Bugguide, the genus is sometimes considered a subgenus of Sericomyia.
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Thanks Gerard, nice for me to get one correct. Only the 2nd specimen I have seen but I have not been specifically looking for Syrphids.
 
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