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16-07-2009, 08:02 PM
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| | | Black hoverfly I've seen a lot of these on hogweed recently. WL 8mm. I think it is a male Chrysogaster solstitialis but I believe there are other similar ones so is it possible to be certain about this one ? | 
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| | | Re: Black hoverfly I would say Chrysogaster solstitialis. | 
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