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male Eupeodes luniger? --> confirmed
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 Hi everyone!

Am I right here with a male Eupeodes luniger? Yellow spots not touching lateral edge, r4+5 not enough bent for lapponicus.

9.8.2025, Austria, Berchtesgaden Alps, "Alte Traunsteiner Hütte" on the grassy karst plateau of "Reiter Alpe", 1600 m a.s.l., coordinates 47.62546,12.79338
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 Too difficult for an answer, or too obvious to be worth an answer?
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 Looks definitely like E. luniger.
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 Many thanks for this confirmation, Jürgen!
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