Thread subject: Diptera.info :: uli
Posted by paqui on 01-06-2006 21:15
#1
this was nice, moving its wings slowly upside/down (not flying, on the ground) as showing them to another one who was doing the same :)
could it be parydra or relatives?
Edited by paqui on 04-06-2006 18:15
Posted by Kahis on 01-06-2006 21:36
#2
The ovipositor and the wing venations makes me think of Ulidiidae, a smallish family near Tephritidae. This fly doesn't exactly match anything I've seen, but then again, our ulidiid fauna here in Finland is very poor compared with yours.
PS. A size estimate can often help a lot.
Posted by paqui on 01-06-2006 21:42
#3
oh, maybe
i?m sorry i try to catch just one of each, less than 1cm, sunbathing, first week of may in a place with a dry river with round stones (rolling?), but i can try to do more pics (and better)
thanks :)
Posted by Paul Beuk on 02-06-2006 07:24
#4
I think genus
Ulidida.
Posted by paqui on 04-06-2006 18:14
#5
id as Ulidia apicalis by Miguel Carles-Tolr?
thanks everybody :)
Edited by paqui on 28-06-2006 20:53
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 08-01-2008 11:49
#6
paqui wrote:
this was nice, moving its wings slowly upside/down (not flying, on the ground) as showing them to another one who was doing the same :)
could it be parydra or relatives?
Miguel is right. Loex to be a
Ulidia apicalis or near. Some chars are invisible in alcohol.