Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Ibisia sp.
Posted by javig on 19-08-2008 23:19
#1
Galicia, NW Spain, August 2008
thx
Edited by javig on 20-08-2008 16:11
Posted by Tony Irwin on 19-08-2008 23:54
#2
Ibisia marginata?
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 20-08-2008 09:19
#3
Ibisia is right, antennal base are clearly separated, and antenna are above clypeus. This genus has a very curious kydney shape in its third segment in antenna. :)
Also in this photo we can appreciate one of features for athericids, R1 and R2+3 ends in the same point when they reach the wing margin. Not so clear, because it is precisely in a dark region. :)
Posted by javig on 20-08-2008 15:33
#4
Many thanks, Tony and Jorge. :D
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 21-08-2008 02:09
#5
this fly makes sense in the place I found it. It was precisely the site where I found Liponeura sp. (Blephariceridae) which testifies the high quality of the water around. :D I could drink it without any problems. ;)
Founding Ibisia + Liponeura is a very good indicator :) I would like to see them more times.