Thread subject: Diptera.info :: 118_ID? (Hyporites montanus(male)
Posted by Mucha Fero on 20-05-2011 04:59
#1
Please identify 118_ID flies. Slovak Republic, Malá Fatra-Terchová, approximately 700 m above sea level. Thank you very much for your help. Best regards! Fote date: 19.05.2011.
Edited by Mucha Fero on 09-01-2012 21:33
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 20-05-2011 22:01
#2
What a big hypopygium ! My guess is
Alliopsis atronitens.
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 20-05-2011 22:45
#3
Forget the "atronitens", it should be another species (I hope not another genus).
Posted by Mucha Fero on 21-05-2011 05:22
#4
Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Forget the "atronitens", it should be another species (I hope not another genus).
Stephane thank you very much.
Posted by Michael Ackland on 22-05-2011 17:14
#5
Hyporites montanus Pokorny male
Posted by Michael Ackland on 23-05-2011 17:48
#6
I should have added that Hyporites is related to Alliopsis. It is an unusual Anthomyiid, the only species in the genus, and is found on mountains in Europe and the Palaearctic. Easily recognised in the male by the large hypopygium, with the epandrium projecting above the level of the abdomen.
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 23-05-2011 20:44
#7
Michael, our rescuer ! One more into my head, thanks Michael.
Mucha, the pictures are not visible any more. :|
Posted by Mucha Fero on 24-05-2011 08:26
#8
Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Michael, our rescuer ! One more into my head, thanks Michael.
Mucha, the pictures are not visible any more. :|
I find a mistake not to see why fografie.
Posted by Mucha Fero on 24-05-2011 08:28
#9
Michael Ackland wrote:
I should have added that Hyporites is related to Alliopsis. It is an unusual Anthomyiid, the only species in the genus, and is found on mountains in Europe and the Palaearctic. Easily recognised in the male by the large hypopygium, with the epandrium projecting above the level of the abdomen.
Michael thank you very much. I find a mistake not to see why fografie.
Edited by Mucha Fero on 24-05-2011 08:28
Posted by Mucha Fero on 09-01-2012 21:37
#10
Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Michael, our rescuer ! One more into my head, thanks Michael.
Mucha, the pictures are not visible any more. :|
Stephane thanks for the warning. In 2011 I made 35 thousand photos of Diptera, so I have a good overview in this Labirinto.