Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Ulidiidae - Herina frondescentiae
Posted by Frank Koehler on 17-10-2006 19:55
#1
Not the best quality, but an alpine species now!? Unfortunally I don?t know the host plant and the specimen enscaped. I found this species again in the Kaunertal (Tirol) at 2700m - but the fly was to fast again. Any ideas? Thank you.
Frank
Italy / S?dtirol: Corvara, Gr?dnerjoch, 2100m, VII.2006
Edited by Frank Koehler on 19-10-2006 16:43
Posted by Kahis on 17-10-2006 20:16
#2
Not a tephritid but an ulidid:
Herina frondescentiae (I hope spelled that right...).
Posted by Frank Koehler on 17-10-2006 20:37
#3
"ups", a newbie mistake - how to delete a complete thread? ;)
Thank you very much, Kahis
There is one more doubtful family member? Wrong again?
Don?t hesitate ... Frank
Italy / Veneto: Padola, Val Grande, 1900m, VII.2006, Picea forest.
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 17-10-2006 21:19
#4
I think so (wrong).
Looks for me like Palloptera.
Nikita
Posted by Kahis on 17-10-2006 23:52
#5
No need to delete, just hit 'Edit' and change the original post :). It is recommended that you update the thread title to correct/best guess identifications anyway to help those who browse the archive at a later date.
Posted by John Smit on 18-10-2006 08:46
#6
Hi Frank,
Indeed the top one is Herina frondescentiae (spelled correctly Kahis!), and the bottom one is a Pallopteridae, thou no idea which species.
John
Posted by Frank Koehler on 18-10-2006 12:40
#7
Thanks all! It?s a progess for me to know the family. There is one more fly in Pallopteridsuspicion I?ll post today. Would be glad to hear a confirmation. Greetings
Frank