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Phaonia gobertii (ID Stephane Lebrun)
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Posted on 14-02-2009 21:40
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Found Bilthoven (Nethe) 27-04-2004
After several evenings of search, I come to Phaonia aeneiventris.

arista short haired !
eyes haired
elongated pre-se-acr
(and there are some pale hairs below post-spir.)

Could it be possible....??
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Joke, check it isn't Helina evecta
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Helina evecta was one of the possibylities, but the arista is not long plumose and the pre-alar is strong and has the same lenght as the post-notopl....
I try to make another photo...

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What about Phaonia gobertii ?
It has some hairs under post spiracle, elongated presut acr., long pra, black legs, and short plumose arista (less than, or at most half long as 3ant width)...
And April is enough early for it.
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Here some more photo's
(and H. evecta has no pd seta)

JokeSmile
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What about Phaonia gobertii ?


P.gobertii has the katepimeron bare, and whit my fly it is whit many hairs...

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Katepisternal hairs on one site 3 and on the other site whit an extra hair below the anterior one (red stripe in photo)
Setae on hind tibia noticed whit red points.

Maybe it wil help...otherwise I wil put the fly back in the box and take a nice cup of tea...Grin

Joke van Erkelens
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Just to be sure we 're talking about the same thing : katepisternum is not katepimeron, isn't it ?
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Just to be sure we 're talking about the same thing : katepisternum is not katepimeron, isn't it ?

Oh oh...you are right...katepimeron is bare (my mistake)Sad

Then it is most likely P.gobertii (Mik,1881)

May I thank you very much !!!Wink

Joke
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Good news ! Smile

Let's have a cup of tea...Grin

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