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Pterella penicillaris male? >Miltogramma (oestracea?)
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Posted on 14-11-2012 15:50
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Hi, I found this Miltogrammine fly on 19.05.2012, near Mórahalom, about 20 km. W. of Szeged, S. Hungary. The reason I think it is P. penicillaris is that I found a description of several Pterella sp. here:

http://archive.org/details/spixiana2426199799zool

and I believe I can see a small bunch of long setae originating from the penultimate tarsal joint of the fist leg, a character that seems specific to P. penicillaris (where the name derives from, I presume).

Can someone confirm or correct this ID?

Best regards,

Henrik
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And a crop showing the fist leg:
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I'd like to give this one another chance. This is the only picture I have, but I can make tolerable enlargements of any details that might help identification.
 
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Pterella have a pair of vibrissae. I think it's a Miltogramma.
Stephane.
 
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Thank you very much, Stephane! And indeed, Miltogramma oestracea males have such a long, arched ad seta on the 4th tarsal segment of the forelegSmile!

Best regards,

Henrik
 
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That was also my thought, I'm not specialist though. Wink
Stephane.
 
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Posted on 11-12-2012 14:05
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Thank you, Stephane! (Sorry for late reply!) May I name this fly Miltogramma oestracea, or there should be some reservations?

Regards,

Henrik
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