Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Rhinophorid?=>Macquartia grisea!
Posted by Klaas on 31-08-2009 22:30
#1
The Netherlands, Kiersche Wiede. 30 aug 2009
7,9 mm long.
Or an other family, for this slender fly?
(topcel is open, but very narrow)
Klaas
Edited by Klaas on 01-09-2009 19:41
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 31-08-2009 22:34
#2
aNTHOMYIIDAE. (no excluding the Muscidae...) but surely not a rinophorid!
Posted by Klaas on 31-08-2009 22:46
#3
Perhaps a better picture of the wing helps
Posted by javanerkelens on 31-08-2009 23:36
#4
Strange aNTOMYIIDAE Jorge..:D
Joke
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 31-08-2009 23:39
#5
Anthomyiidae :)
Posted by javanerkelens on 31-08-2009 23:42
#6
Strange M1 for a Anthomyiidae...:D:D:D
Joke
Posted by javanerkelens on 01-09-2009 00:15
#7
More likely a Tachinidae (ore still Rhinophoridae)
Not Anthomyiidae / Muscidae
Joke :)
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 01-09-2009 00:19
#8
oh... you are pretty right!! but it cannot be a rhinpohorid. Calypters are very conspicuous... hence due the m1 vein... you call it well! This could be really a Tachinid.. but an unusual ones! :S
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 01-09-2009 00:28
Posted by javanerkelens on 01-09-2009 00:27
#9
Indeed strange one, but Tachinid..I'm not familiar with!
Maybe about 10 years...:D
Joke
Posted by neprisikiski on 01-09-2009 12:28
#10
Macquartia grisea, I think
Posted by Klaas on 01-09-2009 19:38
#11
neprisikiski wrote:
Macquartia grisea, I think
I missed this hole family: no info over subscutellum.
But
Macguartia grisea seems to be the right candidate. (all features i can find in Tachinid flies by Belshaw are oke)
Thank you all,
Klaas
Edited by Klaas on 01-09-2009 19:47