Posted by Mathias Hoffmann on 19-11-2018 16:28
#1
Germany, Sachsen-Anhalt, Bad Schmiedeberg, 26.09.2018
Posted by eoseristalis on 19-11-2018 17:33
#2
Should be a male
Eristalis (Eristalis) sp., given the closed R
1 cell and sinuous R
4+5 vein, among other things. The primary character to distinguish from
Palpada is not visible here, but it looks very similar to some of the
Eristalis (Eristalis) sp. we have in NA.
Edited by eoseristalis on 19-11-2018 17:34
Posted by Juergen Peters on 19-11-2018 22:51
#3
Hello,
eoseristalis wrote:
The primary character to distinguish from Palpada is not visible here
there is no
Palpada in Germany. This is
Eristalis arbustorum or the rare
E. abusiva. They differ in the feathering of the arista, not visible here.
P.S.: Should have been placed in the Syrphidae section of this forum.