Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Trixoscelis sp, Heleomyzidae, Aug 13, 2021, near Debrecen, Hungary
Posted by Xespok on 16-08-2021 21:38
#1
This fly is interesting, If would by and large fit Pherbellia nana, save for the seemingly unpatterned wing.
The fly was truly small for a Sciomyzid.
Some more images:
https://www.inatu...s/91450996
Or maybe something different after all.
Edited by Xespok on 07-10-2021 15:08
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 18-08-2021 22:30
#2
You'd better change Sciomyzidae to Acalyptratae
Posted by Xespok on 19-08-2021 00:04
#3
Do you have an idea what family is a better choice?
Posted by von Tschirnhaus on 07-10-2021 13:34
#4
Heleomyzidae, Trixoscelidinae, Trixoscelis spec; note the yellow fore coxae and the wing pattern. The spinules between the costal setulae are outside the photographic focus.
Posted by Xespok on 07-10-2021 15:07
#5
Thanks a lot, one mystery less.
Posted by Xespok on 07-10-2021 17:15
#6
I tried to key this out using Fauna Hungariae, but could not really find anything matching.
Posted by Ectemnius on 08-10-2021 11:10
#7
Hello people,
The yellow for coxae and wing pattern are also found in Sciomyzidae like Pherbellia. The dusting on the margings of the terga are typical of Pherbellia. Trixoscelis have the entire abdomen grey dusted. The missing of any large orbitals also suggests Pherbellia. Probably something like a P. griseola.
Kind regards,
Ectemnius
Posted by von Tschirnhaus on 08-10-2021 16:59
#8
After consultation with Christian Kassebeer I agree with the identification as Pherbellia ?nana. Michael von Tschirnhaus
Posted by Xespok on 08-10-2021 18:02
#9
So we are back to the start :)