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Another Diptera from Rome
lynkos
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Posted on 02-07-2005 18:19
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Here I am again (defying frustrating problems with my server to connect!) with another Diptera photographed near Rome in Italy. Can anyone help me identify it? Thanks, Sarah
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To get you on track: Therevidae (stiletto flies).
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I've done a quick Google on the Therevidae and the nearest I can find is Thereva sp., perhaps T. nobilitata. Thanks a million Paul, Sarah
 
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I am by no means certain about the species mentioned. The illustrated specimen has distinctly marked wings and I cannot recall ever having seen nobilitata having that in Northwestern Europe. but I may be mistaken...
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Paul, you are right.

The wing markings should be very distinctive.
Never seen anything like it (in Thereva, that is)


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Thanks Paul and Theo. I'm starting to realise just how complex (but fascinating) the world of the Diptera really is! For now, I'll just label it as Therevidae, then if I find anything more specific, I'll see what you all think before committing myself! Again, thanks, Sarah
 
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That is Thereva spiloptera Wiedemann 1824 according to Kevin Holston (Stockholm)...
 
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Thanks Madden Smile, Sarah
 
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