Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tephritidae with orange body?
Posted by Gabriele on 16-12-2012 16:31
#1
Hello,
I`ve been looking at lots of Tephritidae with different wing pattern, but couldn`t find an identical one. Who can help? Thanks in advance.
Regards
Gabriele
End of June, Lower Austria, meadow
Posted by Jordi Clavell on 16-12-2012 17:30
#2
Perhaps a Campiglossa sp.
Posted by Gabriele on 16-12-2012 21:42
#3
Well, I compared my fly with all the Campiglossa sp. in this Diptera gallery, but I couldn`t find one with the same arrangement of white and black dots. So it will probably just be Campiglossa sp. Thanks for your guess.
Gabriele
Posted by Jordi Clavell on 16-12-2012 22:50
#4
Your new request http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=52072&pid=223443#post_223443, it's very similar to this one... Perhaps your two flies are Oxyna sp. (perhaps O. flavipennis?)
Posted by Gabriele on 17-12-2012 22:23
#5
Hello Jordi,
That`s interesting. I wouldn`t have seen this similarity, because I remember the other fly more brownish, even the wings. But why not? Thanks for this hint.
Regrds
Gabriele
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 18-12-2012 01:04
#7
Oxyna flavipennis female (which is the darkest in the genus and easily can be ID)
Posted by Gabriele on 19-12-2012 12:12
#8
Thank you both for the clarification.
Gabriele