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Cheilosia species for id, Syrphidae
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Could this be a male Cheilosia impressa?

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 Difficult to be sure, but to me this looks more like Cheilosia species
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 I am sorry, i identified this myself as Cheilosia impressa, but i wrote the wrong name.

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 Yes, it does indeed look like C impressa.Smile
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