Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tachinidae => Atylostoma tricolor
Posted by RamiP on 25-08-2022 11:25
#1
24.8.22 in Joensuu, Finland
Edited by RamiP on 26-08-2022 10:26
Posted by eklans on 25-08-2022 12:06
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Hi Raimo, I think it's a female Thelaira nigripes.
Posted by John Carr on 25-08-2022 12:57
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eklans wrote:
Hi Raimo, I think it's a female Thelaira nigripes.
Thelaira has strong crossed bristles near the apex of the scutellum (typical of Dexiinae), discals on tergites 3 and 4, and a less rounded bend in vein M.
Posted by eklans on 25-08-2022 14:13
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Wrong thinking - think I'll wait to find a Thelaira in my garden... :|
Posted by eklans on 26-08-2022 08:47
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Hi Raimo, with John's hints in mind I've tried to key your fly again but I'm not really sure if it occurs in Finland: Atylostoma tricolor?
Posted by RamiP on 26-08-2022 10:26
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Thanks Eric
Jaakko Pohjoismäki told me that you are right.
First Atylostoma tricolor in Finland |t
Raimo
Posted by eklans on 26-08-2022 11:17
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Congratulations, Raimo! |t