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Volucella inanis is a species of hoverfly belonging to the family Syrphidae 1 This species is present in most of Europe in eastern Palearctic realm in the Near East and in North Africa 2 The adults

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V inanis lacks the other specie s chestnut on the first segment and scutellum showing three yellow segments The thorax has a large broken edged patch of black on it whereas on V zonaria the

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A large hoverfly though somewhat smaller than the similar V zonaria and with yellow rather than chestnut markings at the base of the abdomen and more extensive yellow on the sternites It looks

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Mblance to the European hornet though neither in its flight nor behaviour does it mimic the hornet Volucella zonaria and V inanis are the only European Volucella species known to inhabit the nests

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Inanis is also a smaller species wing length 12 25 14 25mm Found in flower meadows roadside verges and hedgerows from June to September peaking in early August

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DESCRIPTION Wing length 12 14 5mm A hefty bee mimic with a black and yellow banded abdomen an orange to yellow scutellum a black striped thorax plumose arista and the outer cross vein re

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Volucella Volucella is a genus of large broad bodied dramatic hover flies They have distinctive plumose aristae and the face is extended downward 3 They are strongly migratory and males are

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Somewhat smaller than the similiar V zonaria and with yellow rather than chestnut markings on tergite segment 2 and more extensive yellow on the underside of the abdomen It looks more wasp like

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For example plants such as Butterfly bush Bramble Ivy Hogweed Wild Angelica thistles privets and Hebe sp are all favoured by Volucella inanis and Volucella zonaria Indeed