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Eupeodes ? => E. luniger
pat_der2003
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Posted on 21-04-2012 16:52
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 I'm thinking about E. luniger ?

near Paris center (3 km east), april 21/2012
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Pierre-Yves
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 Hi,

Eyes seem to be bare, thus I think it's a male Eupeodes luniger.
Have you some others pictures ? I need to see the scutellum hairs to confirm Wink

greetings
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 It's the closer I have ! Smile
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 It seems to me to see black hairs ... Eupeodes luniger is confirmed Wink

P-Y
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 Many thanks P-Y !! Smile
 
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