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Conopidae - Conops flavipes
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Posted on 19-08-2007 21:40
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Hi

* locality - Silgueiros - Viseu - PORTUGAL
* date - 2007.08.18
* size - 6 mm (medium fly)
* habitat - open land
* substrate - on Mentha sp. flowers.



During the midday I found some conopids: Zodion spp.; Psycocephala spp.; and this beautiful Conops sp.
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EDIT---> Title changed from "Conopidae - Conops cf. silaceus" to "Conopidae - Conops flavipes"
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 20-08-2007 19:33
 
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farm2.static.flickr.com/1074/1174780272_31f51220d9.jpg

to see it bigger:

http://www.flickr...272&size=l
 
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Scutellum clrearly yellow.

If the Veen's key has all species known... we have just two possibilities:

3.a. Frons with a longitudinal black stripe from antennal implant upwards. 11-12 mm. NL, B, D. -> Conops scutatus Meigen

3.b. Frons with a black cross stripe from one eye to the other. 11-12 mm. Mediterranean. -> Conops silaceus Meigen


It is the second... Smile Conops silaceus. Smile

I will show why. Wink
 
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Frons with a black cross stripe from one eye to the other.. So Conops silaceus. Did you confirm?
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more one photo.
This leaves us to an unusual COnops flavipes. Dull thorax on the sides.
What do you think?
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Paul, I cannot upload the jpg files!! Even with the correct size, and name it appears always this message: "Attachment file type not allowed." Sad
 
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again...
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This is Conops flavipes with yellow scutellum.
(confirmation made by David Clements).
 
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