Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Ibisia sp.? => Atherix marginata
Posted by Siegfried Rudolf on 16-07-2024 08:38
#1
Hello together,
I photographed this fly on July 14, 2024 on the edge of a stream in the Black Forest (southwest Germany) at an altitude of about 800 m. It probably belongs to the genus Ibisia. Can I say more, perhaps a female Ibisia marginata?
Greetings Siggi
Edited by Siegfried Rudolf on 16-07-2024 16:12
Posted by Siegfried Rudolf on 16-07-2024 08:39
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Posted by eklans on 16-07-2024 15:20
#3
Hi Siggi, you are right: it's a female
Atherix marginata (
Ibisia marginata)
Zeegers, Schulten (2022): Families of Flies with Three Pulvilli
Posted by Siegfried Rudolf on 16-07-2024 16:10
#4
Hi Eric,
thank you once more.
Greetings Siggi
Posted by Siegfried Rudolf on 19-07-2024 20:11
#5
So lucky. Only a few days ago I found Atherix marginata for the first time and today I was able to observe their special reproduction. The eggs were stuck to leaves above the water of a stream. I had never seen anything like it before. I wanted to show you the pictures.
Posted by Siegfried Rudolf on 19-07-2024 20:11
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pic. 2
Posted by Siegfried Rudolf on 19-07-2024 20:11
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pic. 3
Posted by eklans on 20-07-2024 09:24
#8
Very nice, lucky man in the Black Forest |t
You should put it in the gallery.