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Klaus Fritz
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 Hello team,
Is the name of this fly Chrysotoxum cautum?
Place where found: Germany Nord / Bordelum / Bordelumer Heide / 21.06.2017

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Klaus
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 Hello Team,
I lift my thred again.
is recognition possible on the image?

Best regards,
Klaus
 
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 There is no regular team here, just occasional amateurs as me, and from time to time some expert.

I am almost sure that it is Chrysotoxum cautum.

Greetings

Matej
 
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 Hello Matej,
Thank you for your information.
Best regards,
Klaus
 
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