Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Calliphora vicina
Posted by marjo smeets on 25-09-2008 08:00
#1
I thought this would be an easier one, but it appeart not to be on an other forum. Is there anyone overhere who can help me? I also have a dorsal picture if necessary!
Edited by marjo smeets on 25-09-2008 08:01
Posted by Zeegers on 25-09-2008 21:00
#2
The epaulette is yellow, so it is vicina.
Calliphora are difficult to ID, much detail is needed in photos.
Theo
Posted by marjo smeets on 26-09-2008 06:59
#3
Thanks, Theo! But could you please tell me what is a "epaulette"? I think it must be something on the thorax, because you can find it on the shoulder of a uniform, but what is it with flies? I looked allready at the Anatomical atlas, but I can't find it there.
Grtz. Marjo
Posted by Zeegers on 26-09-2008 18:12
#4
Please have a look in the glossary
Theo
Posted by marjo smeets on 27-09-2008 08:34
#5
I'm sorry Theo! I'm new here, so I did what you suggested. I looked, but either I'm using Glossary the wrong way or there are no "epaulettes" listed?
Posted by Zeegers on 27-09-2008 09:38
#6
It should have been there.
Paul gave this one
http://64.191.19.182/infusions/terms/terms.php?op=glos&term=epaulet
Posted by marjo smeets on 08-10-2008 13:52
#7
Okay! I've found it now! I think I couldn't find it before because it's a synonym and it is listed as Tegula;)
Thanks!