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chrysogaster? -> Orthonevra intermedia/stackelbergi Sweden
maroo
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Posted on 14-05-2022 21:22
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 Found this fly near a riverstrem, Southern Sweden yesterday

Is chrysogaster correct?

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 Hi Martin, Chrysogaster should have red antennae - these and Melanogaster small and rounded flagellum. Orthonevra intermedia? (André Schulten: Fotogids Zweefvliegen)

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 Yes, I agree on Orthonevra intermedia/stackelbergi. Which of the two spp. apparently depend on genital details.
 
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 Thanks for your help guys!

Greetings Martin
 
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