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Chrysotoxum?
Dennis
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Posted on 11-06-2019 13:11
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 Hallo!

Bavaria, 3.June.
In a sunny forest. 1cm.
Could be Chrysotoxum vernale?

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 I would say Chrysotoxum festivum. Femora seem to be completely yellow, strips on tergites are curved.
 
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 Thank you treebeard!
The complete legs are yellow / orange

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Dennis
 
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