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Chrysotoxum? for ident.
Isidro
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Posted on 16-08-2007 08:03
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 This pretty fy was last Monday near Benasque, Aragon, Spain. In medium Pyrenees at about 1300 meters high. Habitat: shady forest of Fagus sylvatica, with Pinus sylvestris, Corylus avellana and other trees. Size: bigger than Ch. intermedium. It sizes about 10-11 mm long.

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 Anybody knows it?
 
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 Looks like Chrysotoxum fasciatum

http://www.syrphi...ent=Europe

http://www.veluwe...toxum.html
 
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 Yes, I agree, but the name nowadays for this species is Chrysotoxum arcuatum!
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 Thenks everybody!

My fly looks intermediate between Ch. intermedium and Ch. arcuatum... but two votes for arcuatum makes the name almost sure!
 
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