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could this be Myathropa florea ?
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 I found it feeding on Heracleum in a Nature Reserve area in Gent, Belgium on 6 August this year..
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 Yep. Grin
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 Thanks a lot Susan Grin
 
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 Hi yes most definetly a Myothropa florea
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