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Dark colored Syprhidae USA 2010-IV-12
John Carr
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New Hampshire, USA April 12, 2010.
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Brachypalpus?

Guessing as usual. Frown
 
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And wrong, as usual! Grin
Just kidding Rogaldine! Its a Chalcosyrphus species, but I'm not sure which one......
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I can't figure out species either. It does not match any of the Chalcosyrphus from Ontario.

http://www.canaco...yrphus.htm

Southern New Hampshire has similar climate to southern Ontario and is not far away. Most species in New Hampshire would also be found somewhere in Ontario.
 
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Hmmm, if I would have to make a guess, I'd say metallifer.....
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I'm confused because it seems to have pale bands (or large spots) on the abdomen, unlike most Chalcosyrphus.
 
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