Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Sciomyzidae?

Posted by lynkos on 15-02-2006 18:44
#1
I think I should know this one, but I still get confused :(. I'll try for Sciomyzidae but with little conviction. I'm just happy that something is starting to move again out there!

www.naturamediterraneo.it/Public/data3/lynkos/Sciomyzidae?_OSE206-C16-F.jpg_2006215182828_Sciomyzidae?_OSE206-C16-F.jpg
Rome, Italy. 4/5 mm

Thanks, Sarah

Posted by Zeegers on 15-02-2006 19:01
#2
Looks like a Sciomyzidae to me.

Good to know that there are 2 main subfamilies: Sciomyzinae and Tetanocerinae. And the so called 'typical' Sciomyzids are found in the subfamily .... Tetanocerinae. The ones with the elongated antennae.

So this might be Sciomyzidae - Sciozmyinae.
If I had to guess, maybe in the genus Pherbellia.
(Easy guess, by far the largest genus)


Theo

Posted by Paul Beuk on 15-02-2006 20:07
#3
Anyone anything against Pherbellia cinerella?

Posted by lynkos on 15-02-2006 20:48
#4
Nooooo don't tell me I got it right :o! I won't sleep tonight for the excitement. Sarah