Posted by tim worfolk on 28-04-2010 16:31
#1
I found another
Macquartia today, same site but about 300m away. Fully expected it to be another
dispar, but it keyed out as
grisea; calypter diverging from scutellum, apparently complete row of marginals on tergite 3, marginals on tergite 2, discals on tergite 3, yellow halter (just visible), not sure about ad on tibia 2 - looks like on on the left but two on the right. Your opinions gratefully received.
28/4/2010; Devon, England
Thanks
Tim
Edited by tim worfolk on 29-04-2010 20:59
Posted by Zeegers on 29-04-2010 20:51
#4
That is correct, this is grisea male. Very Muscid / Anthomyiid like !
Theo