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Sphegina clunipes (1)Sphegina clunipes (1) (Album: Syrphidae)

19th May 2011, Merionethshire, UK...

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Second Sphegina (?) --> probably Sphegina clunipes, male

I've got the information: probably S. clunipes, male.
Kuv...

Posted by kuv on 13 January 2017 10:43:46
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Sphegina verecunda in Norway

Thanks so far;

i went to Van Veen's key as follows:
- sternum I not reduced, wider than lon...

Posted by Louis Boumans on 19 July 2016 14:21:59
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Sphegina verecunda in Norway

If that's Norway lowland (not mountains) you have rather only 3 options: S. elegans, S.clunipes ...

Posted by RobertZ on 18 July 2016 09:00:02
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Sphegina verecunda in Norway

Sundew wrote:
Sphegina is a very tricky genus! Ball & Morris (British hoverflies. 2013) write: ...

Posted by ValerioW on 18 July 2016 07:02:56
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Sphegina verecunda in Norway

Sphegina is a very tricky genus! Ball & Morris (British hoverflies. 2013) write:
"There a...

Posted by Sundew on 16 July 2016 00:53:20
1 match found in post subject, 6 matches found in post message

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