I think it might be either Eupeodes luniger or E. corollae but I'm not sure.
Any ideas?
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Now identified as Scaeva selenitica
ReplyDeleteGreat shot.
ReplyDeleteJohn.
Thanks John, It makes it easier to shoot insects when they get trapped in your conservatory!
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Mark