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Index of Subjects I know, it's not fly season yet but I have been reviewing some pictures from last fall and would appreciate any input. Most of these photos are of Eristalis transversa but I wonder about the white (rather than orange) abdomen banding. Is this a mark of age or of gender (i.e. male). Also none had a orange scutellum (that half circle at the rear of the thorax). Do all eventually acquire this? There are six photos of transversa. Double-click for a larger pic. http://www.flickr.com/photos/58321572@N00/ Another one appears different and I think it is E. dimidiatus. Anyone confirm this or have other ideas? http://www.flickr.com/photos/58321572@N00/449933911/ Angus
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