Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Syrphidae > Cheilosia sp ? From Belgium
Posted by Tetrao on 28-04-2022 09:13
#1
Yesterday, 2022-04-27, I picutred this specimen which seems to be a Syrphidae of the genus Cheilosia, but can we ID it up to the species ?
It seems to be a male ?
This specimen was measured on picture : 7,0mm
Thank you for reading this post, for your comments and / or your ID !!!
Profil view :
Dorsale view :
Face :
Have a good day all !
Edited by Tetrao on 28-04-2022 09:16
Posted by eklans on 28-04-2022 10:18
#2
Hi, I don't think it's a Cheilosia as these have a distinct protruding face. It should be one of the Pipizini. Do you have more photos (wings, abdomen)?
Posted by Tetrao on 28-04-2022 11:01
#3
An other one in profile, hope this help ...
Posted by Tetrao on 28-04-2022 11:18
#4
Eric, it seems you are once more right !
Found this link about
Pipizini :
http://cdussaix.f...istome.htm !!
It seems it could be some
Heringia ?
InBelgium, I see we have
H. heringi and
H. senilis , but the last one seems to be rare !
Posted by Tetrao on 28-04-2022 11:30
#5
An other picture with cell R4+5 :
Posted by eklans on 28-04-2022 12:13
#6
Yes, Heringia looks good - but I don't dare to name the species.
Posted by Tetrao on 28-04-2022 13:57
#7
Thank you again Eric !!!
Posted by Tetrao on 29-04-2022 21:57
#8
Hi Éric,
On observations.be, expert proposed
Neocnemodon sp !
« Heringia a été divisé en Heringia et Neocnemodon. Comme les antennes sont assez courtes et le coxa 3 semble d'avoir in reglement qui manque chez Heringia s.s.
Pour aller plus loin il faut avoir plus de détails des deux premières pattes.
Bien à vous
Wout »
Edited by Tetrao on 29-04-2022 22:00
Posted by eklans on 30-04-2022 10:09
#9
Thanks for the info - I didn't recognize the subdivision Heringia/Neocnemodon yet.