Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Scenopinus fenestralis (No idea at all)
Posted by Andre Jas on 29-06-2008 16:51
#1
Hello,
About this one I have no idea whatsoever.
Do you? Thanks a lot!
Edited by Andre Jas on 03-07-2008 16:48
Posted by Andre Jas on 29-06-2008 16:51
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Posted by Andre Jas on 29-06-2008 16:51
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Posted by crex on 29-06-2008 17:02
#4
Is this (Syrphidae!?) also from Sweden? Don't forget to report your swedish findings in
Artportalen B)
Posted by Andre Jas on 29-06-2008 17:48
#5
Oops, I forgot:o
Sweden, 12-06-08-Storfors (V?rmland).
Oh and crex, my Swedish is terrible, so I don't think I'll manage reporting everything on Artportalen.:(
Edited by Andre Jas on 29-06-2008 17:50
Posted by Rui Andrade on 29-06-2008 18:04
#6
Could this fly be a Scenopinidae?
Posted by Maddin on 29-06-2008 21:36
#7
Yes it is a Sconopinidae, very likely Scenopinus fenestralis...
Posted by socrates on 30-06-2008 05:51
#8
cool.. i thought it was a tabanid fly.:)
Posted by Kahis on 30-06-2008 08:37
#9
It is
Scenopinus fenestralis.
Posted by Andre Jas on 03-07-2008 16:39
#10
Can I put it in the gallery?
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 03-07-2008 16:44
#11
of course. you SHOULD do that! :D the wing venation discarded completely syrphids along with the way the wings are inserted. ;) I never saw a scenopinid in the field. :(
Posted by John Bratton on 03-07-2008 16:51
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No, I've never seen one in the field. Seen them a couple of times living up to their name though, in the corner of a window.
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 03-07-2008 16:53
#13
aha. :) yep. that's why they are called window flies. But there are scenopinids in the field as well. ;) Andrade saw some in the field, and surely Steve Gaimari saw a lot. :)