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ringed legs fly from Russia
libor
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Posted on 08-02-2021 16:03
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Can anybody tell me from these bad picture any idea on the fly identity? 5 mm, Russia, Nizhny Novgorod region.
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Posted on 09-02-2021 16:46
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Solved to the generic level - Periscelis. Can anybody send me Duda O. 1934: Periscelidae. In Lindner E. (ed.): Die Fliegen der palaearktischen Region, 6/1, 58a, E. Nägele, Stuttgar, pp. 1-13. ???
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Ectemnius
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Posted on 09-02-2021 21:20
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Hi libor,

Why would you want Duda 1934 to identify this species?

The genus is indeed Periscelis s.s. because vein dm-cu is absent. It is present in the other genus in Periscelididae: Myodris. And because that vein is absent this must be either P. annulipes or P. nigra, very nice find!

For identification you should use: https://www.resea.../318129284
(If you'd still want Duda 1934 send me a pm)

Kind regards,
Ectemnius
 
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Posted on 09-02-2021 21:52
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Hi Ectemnius, thanks. I have identified it according to Rohacek and Andrade as P. annulipes. I have asked for Duda to see which distribution he is showing. According to Fauna Europaea, my P. annulipes are the first records for Russia...
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Posted on 09-02-2021 22:49
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Hi libor,

Then I can report the following:
Duda 1934 reports the species from Silesia & Hungaria. Specifically: 1♀, Körösmezö, 24.IV.1911; 1♂, 1♀, Breslau; 1♀, Nimptsch (Schlesien). I think the Körösmezö is actually Yasinya in Ukraine. Papp & Withers 2011 agree and list P. annulipes from Poland, Ukraine, Finland and France.
Their paper is found here: http://publicatio...03_345.pdf

And yes: New for Russia! Grin TumbsUp

Kind regards,
Ectemnius
 
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