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 Some Sarcophagids
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| Cor Zonneveld |
Posted on 16-06-2007 22:19
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 Member Location: Amstelveen, the Netherlands Posts: 840 Joined: 14.10.06 |
A few days ago I posted a photograph that turned out to be Senotainia conica, most likely. This fly looks a bit similar, but also dissimilar enough to think it might not be Senotania. Also, my wasp book mentions the name Metopia for very similar flies... So my questions are: which one is this, what are distinguishing features, and is Metopia a synonim or a different genus? Cor Zonneveld attached the following image:  [144.39Kb] Edited by Cor Zonneveld on 16-06-2007 22:20 Thanks for your attention Cor Zonneveld |
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| Cor Zonneveld |
Posted on 16-06-2007 22:21
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Member Location: Amstelveen, the Netherlands Posts: 840 Joined: 14.10.06 |
and here's another somewhat similar fly. All quite small, 4 - 6 mm or so. Sandy patch with digger wasps in flowery grassland. The Netherlands.
Cor Zonneveld attached the following image:  [127.96Kb] Thanks for your attention Cor Zonneveld |
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| Tony Irwin |
Posted on 16-06-2007 22:42
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 Member Location: Norwich, England Posts: 7200 Joined: 19.11.04 |
First one is a Sarcophagid, Mitogramminae - Liekele will be able to say which  .I think the second is an anthomyiid but it could be a muscid that I don't know. Note that vein M is straight, not bent. All the sarcophagids have a bent vein M. Tony ---------- Tony Irwin |
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| Cor Zonneveld |
Posted on 24-06-2007 21:59
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Member Location: Amstelveen, the Netherlands Posts: 840 Joined: 14.10.06 |
I'll bring this topic somewhat higher up, with the popularity of this forum, some topics might be easily overlooked...
Thanks for your attention Cor Zonneveld |
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