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Platycheirus albimanus?
crex
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Posted on 03-02-2008 12:00
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Location: About 65 km NW of Stockholm, Sweden
Date: 2006-AUG-31
Habitat: Meadow near shallow sea
Size: 5-10 mm

Excuse these blurry images. I thought perhaps the blueish abdominal pattern wasn't so common that it might be possible to ID anyway ...

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Platycheirus albimanus
 
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Thank you for the help Mielczarek! Cool
 
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I see that there are 44 species of Platycheirus in Sweden, Is it safe to call this one P. albimanus!?
 
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Difficult.. the second picture supposes a protruded face, which may tell us it's a different species. But as you said, it's blurry.. Sad
 
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