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Eristalis pertinax F ?
Pietro
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 Rennes le Chateau, France, 13/10/2008 dimensions: around 12 mm.
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 This does not look like E tenax. The black stripe on the face is too narrow. Also, it appears to have pale coloured front tarsi, so it might be E pertinax or another species.
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 or E. jugorum? (not sure!)
 
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 Fore and middle tarsi are very pale, so female E. pertinax it is. Cool
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 Thanks for your help
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