Thread subject: Diptera.info :: A Syrphidae? Xylota sylvarum

Posted by Robertepe on 05-04-2018 14:38
#1

End of September last year in my garden in Gronau-Epe. Approximately 9-10 mm in size.
Kind regards

Edited by Robertepe on 05-04-2018 22:39

Posted by Juergen Peters on 05-04-2018 19:15
#2

Hello Robert,

Robertepe wrote:
End of September last year in my garden in Gronau-Epe. Approximately 9-10 mm in size.


for Syrphidae there is an extra section in this forum.

Looks like Xylota sylvarum.

Posted by Robertepe on 05-04-2018 22:40
#3

Thanks for the answer and the hint. Is Xylota segnis possible? Unfortunately, the photo is not very clear and I have only this.
Robert

Edited by Robertepe on 05-04-2018 22:46

Posted by piros on 05-04-2018 23:51
#4

Why not X. segnis? (Just a question!)

Greetings,

Henrik?

Posted by Juergen Peters on 06-04-2018 01:27
#5

Hello Hendrik,

piros wrote:
Why not X. segnis? (Just a question!)


more a gut feeling than an exact ID. The high contrast colouration of the hind legs reminded me immediately of X. sylvarum (which is rather abundant here). Also I think, I can see a bit of the yellow "fur" on the abdomen. Compare this one: https://diptera.i...to_id=5747

Posted by piros on 06-04-2018 08:11
#6

Thank you! X. segnis was my gut feeling Smile I think i can see red color under the wings.

Regards,

Genrik

Posted by treebeard on 08-04-2018 18:15
#7

I would also prefer X. segnis because of the pattern on abdomen.

Best regards

Matej

Edited by treebeard on 08-04-2018 18:15