Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Acalyptrate? Calyptrate? Hungary, June > Agromyza sp
Posted by pwalter on 02-06-2009 22:40
#1
I'm a bt puzzled with this female, wing looks like Lauxaniidae for example, geneal appearance and calyptra brings up something Muscidae-like to me... Forest. 2 different specimens shown.
Edited by pwalter on 03-06-2009 09:51
Posted by pwalter on 02-06-2009 22:40
#2
This is the same:
Edited by pwalter on 02-06-2009 22:40
Posted by pwalter on 02-06-2009 22:41
#3
And the different specimen: Thanks for any help.
Posted by Xespok on 02-06-2009 23:44
#4
It is acalyptrate. I think it is Agromyzidae.
Posted by pwalter on 03-06-2009 00:01
#5
Xespok wrote:
It is acalyptrate. I think it is Agromyzidae.
Thanks, that would be interesting, I've never seen such a large one, only those 2-3 mm long ones. This was ~5 mm-s long.
Posted by mcerny on 03-06-2009 07:54
#6
Female
Agromyza sp.
Milos
Posted by pwalter on 03-06-2009 09:50
#7
Thanks, I guess females are very dificul to ID further (or impossible).
Posted by mcerny on 04-06-2009 19:55
#8
This is
Agromyza pseudoreptans Nowakowski, 1967, larva forming elongate linear-blotch mine on
Urtica dioica.
Milos
Posted by pwalter on 04-06-2009 20:14
#9
I saw those mines also, many thanks for Your help very much!