Thread subject: Diptera.info :: brown shuttlevlies are comming
Posted by uwe on 15-10-2009 21:51
#1
Hi, thank to you I think I found more shuttels, maybe that picture is good enough for a genusname?
That's what I wish:D
thanks
Uwe
seen yesterday
first thought was chloropidaeB)
Edited by uwe on 15-10-2009 21:53
Posted by Roger Thomason on 15-10-2009 22:19
#2
Uwe...The name is SCUTTLEFLIES...anyway this looks more like Agromyzidae or Chloropidae
Edited by Roger Thomason on 15-10-2009 22:27
Posted by Paul Beuk on 15-10-2009 23:04
#3
Agromyzid
Posted by mcerny on 16-10-2009 07:45
#4
Phytomyza or
Chromatomyia Agromyzidae
Milos
Posted by uwe on 16-10-2009 19:32
#5
Thank you al, indeed;) shuttleflies!
but I am happy with the right family!
Argomyzidae
Impressed to have 2 possible genera!!
Uwe
Posted by Roger Thomason on 16-10-2009 20:09
#6
Is the "C" Key broken on your computer Uwe? :D
sCuttleflies. :D
Shuttleflies are AFAIK the English translation of the Dutch pendvliegen (Helophilus) :P
Shuttlevlies only appears on your threads at Diptera.info, so congratulations, you've invented a new word B).
Roger.....bored, and no flies :|
Posted by Paul Beuk on 17-10-2009 08:48
#7
Thin ice Roger, you are venturing on: pendelzweefvliegen...
Posted by uwe on 19-10-2009 13:49
#8
:D, hi I just come out from under the stairs to tell, I never heard scuttle before, so I thought maybe a typo en believed that this fly sit on other flies to take off like space shuttle on aircraft!
Uwe