Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Pretty conopid to ID
Posted by Isidro on 21-09-2008 14:14
#1
This beautiful fly was yesterday in Juslibol, very near Zaragoza city, Spain, at 200 metyers high, just between dry gypsiferous steppe-lands and dense river forest. Usually I never catch any fly but this one I caught for Jorge M. Almeida, but unfortunately the pot when I have this fly was lost, due to a hole in my bag.
The size of this conopid was about 12 mm. long.
Could be identified?
Thanks,
Regards
Edited by Paul Beuk on 21-09-2008 20:12
Posted by Isidro on 21-09-2008 14:14
#2
I put two photos. Why only one is shown?
Edit Paul Beuk:
The another one:
Edited by Paul Beuk on 21-09-2008 20:14
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 21-09-2008 14:40
#3
Conops cf. ceriaeformis
a pity you lost the specimen. Another beauty. ;)
Posted by Isidro on 21-09-2008 15:24
#4
A Conops?? Abdomen long and not very recurved. Well, I'll let it as C. ceriaeformis with doubts...
Thanks!
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 21-09-2008 15:33
#5
Sure it is a Conops. I have 90% sure it is C. ceriaeformis
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 21-09-2008 15:35
Posted by Isidro on 21-09-2008 18:37
#6
Now the images dissapear?!?!?!?!?!
Posted by Paul Beuk on 21-09-2008 20:15
#7
I think an error in the code that parses the img tags. I'll look into it (or rather, have someone look into it).
Posted by Isidro on 21-09-2008 20:31
#8
Thanks a lot Paul!
Some hours ago any of the two images was seen in the thread. Fortunately and thank to you, now I saw the two pics.
Congratulations for the new look of D.I. (ith Jorge Motal Almeida favourite family at the head!)
Posted by David Clements on 27-09-2008 20:12
#9
Female
ceriaeformis
Posted by Isidro on 29-09-2008 22:32
#10
Thanks by confirmation.