Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Seioptera vibrans
Posted by crex on 11-09-2006 20:20
#1
A sepsid? from midwest Sweden on 2002-06-29. This is the only shot I got. What can you say about it? Except that the photo lacks sharpness of course ;)
Edit: Changed subject (A sepsid?)
Edited by crex on 11-09-2006 22:16
Posted by John Smit on 11-09-2006 21:05
#2
Nope, Seioptera vibrans, Ulidiidae.
Best wishes,
John
Posted by Kahis on 11-09-2006 21:12
#3
Sepsids are as a rule much smaller than
Seioptera, around 2-3 mm body length.
Posted by crex on 11-09-2006 21:19
#4
Thank you very much John & Jere!
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 11-09-2006 21:43
#5
crex wrote:
A sepsid? from midwest Sweden on 2002-06-29. This is the only shot I got. What can you say about it? Except that the photo lacks sharpness of course ;)
I would be for Ulidiidae fly. :)
Posted by Jan Willem on 12-09-2006 08:43
#6
Also have a look at the placement of the spot on the wing. It is more pre-apical is Sepsidae.
Jan Willem