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Criorhina asilica?
nick smith
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Posted on 02-07-2010 22:48
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Am I even correct that it's a Syrphidae?

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Hi, Nick!

It's a male Eristalis (see the "wave" in wing venation, typical for Eristalini), most likely E. tenax.
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Thanks Juergen - could you tell me what identifies it as a male please
 
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Hi Nick
The eyes are touching each other...they are separated in females Smile
 
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