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 Urophora cuspidata
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| Alandy7 |
Posted on 23-06-2016 23:19
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Is it possible to confirm from this photo that it is Urophora cuspidata? Photo taken 16 June 2016, N. Yorkshire. UK Alandy7 attached the following image:  [17.3Kb] Edited by Alandy7 on 24-06-2016 13:38 |
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| Roger Thomason |
Posted on 24-06-2016 00:23
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Unless I'm getting the wrong photo on my laptop  this appears to be Urophora sp maybe jaceana (female). [Tephritidae] According to Google search Sitticus pubescens is a Jumping Spider..I've zoomed in on this photo...can't find one of those...anywhere.  |
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| Alandy7 |
Posted on 24-06-2016 13:30
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Sorry, got two enquiry's crossed. I will correct ASAP |
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| Alandy7 |
Posted on 24-06-2016 13:41
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Is it possible to tell if it is jaceana, cuspidate, or may-be neither? |
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| Nosferatumyia |
Posted on 24-06-2016 21:31
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Dear Alandy, it can be cuspidata, but I cannot tell with certainty that it is not U. solstitialis: the only characters are either the host plant or the very tip of the ovipositor (under high magnification). As the fore femur has a dark vitta, it is CERTAINLY NO jaceana. Val |
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| Alandy7 |
Posted on 25-06-2016 19:04
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Thank you very much, I think I will just have to settle for Urophora sp. Alan Edited by Alandy7 on 25-06-2016 19:05 |
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