Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Chrysoperla carnea
Posted by Marcello on 08-11-2012 00:49
#1
Hello,
I think this is the
Chrysoperla carnea, seem that in autumn it change color in pink/brown.
07.11.2012 - Northeast Italy
Thanks for the help
Marcello
Edited by Marcello on 08-11-2012 10:44
Posted by Paul Beuk on 08-11-2012 08:59
#2
By the looks of it, yes.
Posted by Marcello on 08-11-2012 10:44
#3
Thanks :)
Paul Beuk wrote:
By the looks of it, yes.
Posted by BubikolRamios on 15-11-2012 11:40
#4
I don't know about color change being influenced by autumn.
see this:
http://agrozoo.ne...bfa4fffb7a
Just found it.
Edited by BubikolRamios on 15-11-2012 11:41
Posted by Marcello on 23-11-2012 18:15
#7
Thanks! BTW I don't understand the key about the wing vein in the picture :)
Can you traslate it in english please? :)
Thanks again!
Marcello
Posted by evi on 01-12-2012 17:17
#8
Hi Marcello
Here vein key from "Martin Meinander: The Neuroptera and Mecoptera of Eastern Fennoscandia"
Basal cross-vein between Rs and M1+2 before apex of the intra-median cell.
This vein key is 100% right only for species in Fennoscandia. In Middle and in Southern Europe there are also other species which has this kind of situation with that vein. For example C.mediterranea, C.mutata. But I think still good key to reduce possible species in Middle and in Southern Europe :)
BR Esko
Posted by Marcello on 02-12-2012 10:49
#9
Very thanks for the very detailed explanation :)
Marcello
evi wrote:
Hi Marcello
Here vein key from "Martin Meinander: The Neuroptera and Mecoptera of Eastern Fennoscandia"
Basal cross-vein between Rs and M1+2 before apex of the intra-median cell.
This vein key is 100% right only for species in Fennoscandia. In Middle and in Southern Europe there are also other species which has this kind of situation with that vein. For example C.mediterranea, C.mutata. But I think still good key to reduce possible species in Middle and in Southern Europe :)
BR Esko