Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Nemoraea pellucida (Tachinidae)
Posted by Karol Ox on 02-03-2015 11:40
#1
Hello. Maybe
Phorocera grandis? Thank you. 4.8.2014, Slovakia, 200 m.
Regards
Karol
Edited by Karol Ox on 05-03-2015 19:37
Posted by Zeegers on 02-03-2015 11:58
#2
Way offf, Karel.
It is Blepharipa pratensis.
Theo
Posted by Karol Ox on 02-03-2015 12:01
#3
Zeegers wrote:
Way offf, Karel.
It is Blepharipa pratensis.
Theo
Theo thank you very much.
Posted by Zeegers on 02-03-2015 15:28
#4
Or even better: most likely Blepharipa schineri.
Sorry for my mistake.
Theo
Posted by Karol Ox on 02-03-2015 18:42
#5
Zeegers wrote:
Or even better: most likely Blepharipa schineri.
Sorry for my mistake.
Theo
That's all right. Thank you very much.
Karol.
Posted by Karol Ox on 03-03-2015 09:29
#6
Zeegers wrote:
Or even better: most likely Blepharipa schineri.
Sorry for my mistake.
Theo
I have a comment. The eyes are hairy. Will it a genus
Phorocera? Species
Phorocera grandis?
Edited by Karol Ox on 03-03-2015 09:30
Posted by Zeegers on 03-03-2015 21:22
#7
Dear Karol
You are totally right.The eyes are hairy. Moreover, I just noted the record is from August, which excludes Blepharipa and, by the way, Phorocera. Please forget about PHorocera, it is twice as elongated as this guy (have a look a the gallery).
So, it is a species I did never find myself, it is more eastern: Nemoraea pellucida, a male.
Theo
Posted by Karol Ox on 05-03-2015 19:39
#8
Zeegers wrote:
Dear Karol
You are totally right.The eyes are hairy. Moreover, I just noted the record is from August, which excludes Blepharipa and, by the way, Phorocera. Please forget about PHorocera, it is twice as elongated as this guy (have a look a the gallery).
So, it is a species I did never find myself, it is more eastern: Nemoraea pellucida, a male.
Theo
I think it's fine now |t Thank you.
Karol