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 Photographed today, Rye, East Sussex. A few of these were flying around a brackish pool, some of them guarding Stratiomys singularior egg-masses. Apparently three species in Britain, two of which are very rare or extinct. Can anybody confirm C. sispes from this image or at least suggest id features or a suitable key (I have a specimen if necessary)
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 Thanks Cthirion, it shall just have to go down as Chalcis sp for the moment.
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 Hi,

Beautiful picture. Congrats!
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 Thanks Pierre
 
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