Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Unknown fly

Posted by Ben Hamers on 19-03-2005 10:59
#1
Good morning,

It's time for the weekly request from Heerlen.
This fly is from November, near Brunssum, 3-4 mm.

Many thanks in advance,

Ben
Edited by Ben Hamers on 22-05-2012 18:15

Posted by Laurens van der Leij on 19-03-2005 12:23
#2
This looks like a Heleomyzidae, telling by the large bristles on the costa. I am not sure what species but Tephrochlamys rufiventis could be a good candidate.
Edited by Laurens van der Leij on 21-03-2005 20:22

Posted by Paul Beuk on 21-03-2005 13:36
#3
I would say: Compare with http://www.dipter...page_id=10. That link is als accessible from http://www.dipter...ticle_id=5.

Posted by Laurens van der Leij on 21-03-2005 20:22
#4
I am still quite convinced;)

Posted by Paul Beuk on 21-03-2005 21:45
#5
I thought you would say that you are even more convinced since I was not trying to persuade to think otherwise. :D

Posted by Andrzej on 27-01-2006 15:40
#6
Probably the genus Heleomyza (if prosternal setae are present or Neoleria (if not)..:)
Andrzej