Thread subject: Diptera.info :: To be determined, if possible !!!
Posted by clido on 16-01-2009 15:47
#1
I have tried to determine but I have not found anything, it is probably a female.
You can have some more information from these photos?
Pictures taken in a fallow field of Boscotrecase (Naples) - Vesuvio - Italy
Edited by clido on 16-01-2009 15:49
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 16-01-2009 16:06
#2
Yes, female of
Helina reversio (Harris)
Nikita
Posted by clido on 16-01-2009 16:20
#3
Hello Nikita,
Thank you very much!
What are the characters to be taken into account for the identification of the species?
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 16-01-2009 18:13
#4
Phaoninae, because ...Phaoninae.
t3 without pd in apical 1/3, abdomen with spots - Helina,
t3 with pd near base, yellow tibiae - H. reversio - also, because it is very common species.
Nikita
Posted by clido on 16-01-2009 18:46
#5
Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
Phaoninae, because ...Phaoninae.
t3 without pd in apical 1/3, abdomen with spots - Helina,
t3 with pd near base, yellow tibiae - H. reversio - also, because it is very common species.
Nikita
thanks again!!!