Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Syrphidae from East Turkey
Posted by Cesa on 14-07-2010 19:31
#1
Hello,
ID is needed for this image taken from East Turkey in late June.
Thanks a lot.
Muhabbet
Posted by Paul Beuk on 14-07-2010 19:34
#2
Looks like a
Merodon.
Posted by Cesa on 14-07-2010 20:40
#3
Thank you Paul!
Posted by Andre on 09-08-2010 15:56
#4
Or
Eumerus. Top view of wings needed here. Not collected?
Posted by Cesa on 09-08-2010 19:06
#5
Only this image I have. I hope it will sufficient for further decision.
Thanks a lot.
Posted by Grigory Popov on 10-08-2010 15:23
#6
Eumerus sp., male, exactly :)
Posted by sanderbot on 10-08-2010 19:01
#7
Grigory Popov wrote:
Eumerus sp., male, exactly :)
Eh, eyes widely seperated makes this a female I guess?
greetings,
Sander
Posted by Grigory Popov on 10-08-2010 20:45
#8
Sander Bot wrote:
Eh, eyes widely seperated makes this a female I guess?
greetings,
Sander
No, no, the male - eyes connected or almost connected frontally, and male genitalia - so large... :)
Posted by pierred on 11-08-2010 08:04
#9
Sander,
Here is a photo of
Eumerus sp. in copula :
Cecile Bassaglia : France : Boussy St Antoine : 91800 : 12/05/2008
Altitude : NR - Taille : 6-7 mm (estimés)
Réf. : 32012
The eyes of both genders are well to be seen.
Posted by Cesa on 11-08-2010 10:07
#10
Many thanks Gentlemen for your contributions
Posted by Andre on 11-08-2010 11:40
#11
There are many Eumerus-species with red on the abdomen, especially in 'the east'.
So it is not wise to even make a wild guess, at least not for me.
These specimens need to be collected..
Posted by Grigory Popov on 15-08-2010 11:59
#12
Yes, certainly... Eumerus is awfully difficult genus with the enormous amount of species (about 300) - Doczkal & Pape (2009).
Posted by Andre on 15-08-2010 12:33
#13
Though it is tempting... I can see some good characters.. hahaha :D
The best match I can come up with, is
Eumerus armenorum Stack.
Would fit its distribution according to Stackelberg: Transcaucasia (Armenia).
Edited by Andre on 15-08-2010 13:01
Posted by Grigory Popov on 15-08-2010 12:58
#14
:)
