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Syrphidae, Israel Today
GlassOWater
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Posted on 09-10-2007 13:09
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Found in Jerusalem, size about 10 mm I think.
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Note the serrated and pretty big 3rd femur.
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Eyes quite far apart - female?
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Susan R Walter
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Syritta pipiens? Not sure what the other possibilities where you are might be.
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Gerard Pennards
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There are a lot more Syritta's in Africa, but not in israel.
This is indeed a female Syritta pipiens, nowadays a species from all over the world!
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Thank you both! I first tried to find all species of this genus, and then finding out that there over 30, and that the publication about the revision of the genus costs 78 euros, I thought I won't find out the species... Grin Thanks again!
 
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