Posted by
Andre on 30-06-2009 19:57
#4
Wow! I think it is
aurata. From these pics you should be able to ID it yourself, if you buy the new Scandinavian Syrphid atlasses!
Since I am not completely sure, wait for a certain ID from someone familiar with
Callicera. And after it, please donate your pics for the Syrphidae gallery?!
Edited by
Andre on 30-06-2009 19:59
Posted by
amaira on 01-07-2009 09:09
#5
Andre wrote:
... please donate your pics for the Syrphidae gallery?!
Iīll be glad to.
The first volume of Encyclopedia of hoverflies covers the subfamily Syrphinae. It is newly published, and the next volume will be published in december. So I have to wait.
I have sent the pictures to a swedish expert, too. But I guess he is on holliday - catching flies somewhere
One problem is, I donīt know how many spieses there are of Callicera in Sweden. Maybe only C. aurata and C. aenea?
Tarsus of aurata is dark, and femura as well. On C. aenea they are light. That indicates C.aurata (first picture). But I think the abdomen doesn't have the short golden hair. I donīt know. I guess I have to wait.