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Unknown Syrphidae, Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands
Marcel
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Posted on 18-07-2007 22:31
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Today I found this (to me unknown) Syrphidae in Alphen aan den Rijn (The Netherlands) It has a rather small head and a broad abdomen. Does anyone know which species this fly might belong to?
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Marcel
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oops...Wink
Edited by Marcel on 18-07-2007 22:37
 
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Looks like a stratiomyid to me - not syrphid - someone else here will have a name for it, I am sure Smile
 
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Whow that was fast.
Thanks for the hint. I found it in the Stratiomyid gallery. I think it must be Stratiomys singularior.
Thanks again
Marcel
 
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It is S. singularior.

Theo Zeegers
 
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Thanks Theo for the confirmation!
Marcel
 
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