Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Ectophasia crassipennis? ( Tachinidae)
Posted by Ruth Ahlburg on 19-05-2025 21:12
#1
- Or could it be Ectophasia oblonga?
In my garden today on Bornholm, Denmark.
Edited by Ruth Ahlburg on 19-05-2025 21:19
Posted by Ruth Ahlburg on 19-05-2025 21:22
#2
Ruth Ahlburg wrote:
- Or could it be Ectophasia oblonga?
In my garden today on Bornholm, Denmark.
Posted by Ruth Ahlburg on 19-05-2025 21:24
#3
- Or could it be Ectophasia oblonga?
In my garden today on Bornholm, Denmark.[/quote][/quote]
Posted by Ruth Ahlburg on 19-05-2025 21:28
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- Or could it be Ectophasia oblonga?
In my garden today on Bornholm, Denmark.
Posted by Ruth Ahlburg on 19-05-2025 21:33
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Last photo
Posted by eklans on 20-05-2025 09:46
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This one could indeed be the male
Ectophasia oblonga:
Abdomen:
colour more red than yellow
distinctly longer than broad
centre stripe very thin
Thorax:
before scutellum black, only little dusted
Posted by Ruth Ahlburg on 20-05-2025 19:04
#7
Thank you very much.
Could it be an other species?
Ectophasia oblonga is as far as I can se not known from Denmark.
Greetings, Ruth Ahlburg
Edited by Ruth Ahlburg on 20-05-2025 19:20
Posted by eklans on 21-05-2025 08:09
#8
Yes, it could be
E. crassipennis, which is extremely variable. I'm looking forward to read Theo's opinon!
Posted by Zeegers on 25-05-2025 16:38
#9
It looks pretty aberrant, but abdomen is too broad for oblonga I'd say and hypopleural bristles are all dark, as far as I can tell, strongly suggesting crassipennis.
Theo
Posted by Ruth Ahlburg on 25-05-2025 21:19
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Thank you very much.
I have checket the 41 photos, I got of the fly, and where hypopleural bristles are seen, they are dark
Ruth