Thread subject: Diptera.info :: nice little green Tephritidae
Posted by Andre Burgers on 21-05-2010 20:17
#1
I have no idea where to look to ID this beauty.
Edited by Andre Burgers on 21-05-2010 20:56
Posted by Jan Willem on 21-05-2010 20:46
#2
Looks like
Terellia colon (or something close). Valery will be able to tell you more. Maybe you could change the subject to Tephritidae.
Posted by Andre Burgers on 21-05-2010 20:55
#3
Jan Willem wrote:
Looks like Terellia colon (or something close). Valery will be able to tell you more. Maybe you could change the subject to Tephritidae.
I will do that.:)
T. virens maybe?
Bedankt Willem
Groeten,
Andre
Edited by Andre Burgers on 21-05-2010 21:30
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 27-05-2010 20:38
#4
Ensina sonchi L.
Posted by Andre Burgers on 28-05-2010 09:26
#5
Nosferatumyia wrote:
Ensina sonchi L.
Valery, thanks again for your ID.
I am really beginning to love flies. :), although my wife does not share this enthusiasm.:o
Saludos,
Valery
Edited by Andre Burgers on 28-05-2010 10:32
Posted by Jan Willem on 28-05-2010 17:17
#6
So I was completely wrong again :|
Posted by Andre Burgers on 29-05-2010 08:42
#7
Jan Willem wrote:
So I was completely wrong again :|
No problem, Willem.:)
Happens to me aaaalllll the time. The advantage is that I have looked into 2 groups of flies instead of one.
Bedankt, Willem:)
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 29-05-2010 09:27
#8
No problems, indeed. To your knowledge, the great Erich Hering described Ensina sonchi as a new species of Terellia TWICE: the first time from Tunisia, the second from Manchukuo (now China). And -as a comment - he was NOT OLD at all!!!
Posted by Andre Burgers on 29-05-2010 09:35
#9
Nosferatumyia wrote:
No problems, indeed. To your knowledge, the great Erich Hering described Ensina sonchi as a new species of Terellia TWICE: the first time from Tunisia, the second from Manchukuo (now China). And -as a comment - he was NOT OLD at all!!!
Valery,
Your knowledge is unfathomable.:)
Andre