Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Rhagio tringarius (Linnaeus, 1758) ♂ [OK]
Posted by Marcello on 27-08-2014 19:43
#1
Hello,
maybe you can help me to ID this Rhagio sp.
29.05.2014 - North Italy - 800m
I can't see if the pterostigma is entirely dark or yellow and dark. I would say dark ..
Thanks for the help!
Regards,
Marcello
Edited by Marcello on 28-08-2014 09:08
Posted by libor on 27-08-2014 19:54
#2
Did you collect it? Just this picture? For the first impression, maybe Rh. annulatus. I will check my collection and literature on Thursday in my museum office.
Libor
Posted by Marcello on 27-08-2014 20:15
#3
Sorry, I captured it and then I released it ... btw, I was thinking too at R. annulatus, but:
I don't see the abdomen largely whitish haired. I'm wrong?
In another shot, I can see better the pterostigma, it's transparent/yellow, but I have photos all from the same position.
Thanks for your help!
libor wrote:
Did you collect it? Just this picture? For the first impression, maybe Rh. annulatus. I will check my collection and literature on Thursday in my museum office.
Libor
Posted by ValerioW on 27-08-2014 21:58
#4
For me this is male
R. tringarius
Posted by libor on 28-08-2014 07:20
#5
So, I am in my office with the collection. Valerio is right, it is really R. tringarius. I was confused by much darker color than the Czech specimens have.
Libor
Posted by Marcello on 28-08-2014 07:40
#6
Thanks both for the help :)
@Libor: do you collect Rhagionidae?
@Valerio: grazie ;)
Regards,
Marcello
Posted by libor on 28-08-2014 08:43
#7
Yes, Marcello. I am building Rhagionidae+Athericidae colletion in my museum.
Libor