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    The Hoverfly Thread

    Thank you
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    The Hoverfly Thread

    I saw this last week at Holme Dunes, NW Norfolk but I cannot identify it. Any help would be appreciated.
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    The Hoverfly Thread

    Thanks Ficedula
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    The Hoverfly Thread

    Could this be Xylota jakutorum? I'm trying to identify hoverflies but still finding it difficult even with a field guide
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    The Hoverfly Thread

    Is it possible to identify this for me. I'm not even sure it's a hoverfly. It was taken in my garden in Suffolk, UK today. Not the best angle but it's the only shot I've got.
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    The Hoverfly Thread

    Thanks for your help Ficedula. I only have 2 more at the moment and I'm not even sure that the second one (3 views) is a hoverfly - any help from anyone appreciated.
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    The Hoverfly Thread

    Thanks for the replies especially the explanation from Welsh Peregrine - I have lots to learn I've attached 4 more which I need help with. I think 001 may be Eristalis Intricaria and 002 could be Sphaerophorea and the other two I can't work out. Hopefully someone can correct me if I'm wrong.
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    The Hoverfly Thread

    I'm a Hoverfly novice. Can anyone help me ID this one - taken in my garden in Suffolk, UK
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