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male Eristalis arbustorum.
Jim Senn
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Posted on 29-01-2021 16:22
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Photos from 25 Jul 2020, Badem, RLP, Germany. Size estimate is 15mm. My best guess is Eristalis tenax maybe.
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Second view.
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Hello,

male Eristalis arbustorum (frequent) or abusiva (rare).
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Thanks for your help. Upon researching the two species I looked carefully at the original photo & discovered that the Arista has hairs covering its entirety & that they are relatively long being about 1/4 as long as the Arista. I gather from this that it the more common male Eristalis arbustorum.
 
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Hello Jim,

Jim Senn wrote:
I gather from this that it the more common male Eristalis arbustorum.


yes.
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Jürgen

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