Thread subject: Diptera.info :: some flies I would love ID'd
Posted by Toby on 21-03-2007 02:22
#1
sorry cant give much info other than all photographed in SW london last year
this was tiny and on a blossom in my garden
taken in August
taken in October
Edited by Toby on 21-03-2007 02:54
Posted by Paul Beuk on 21-03-2007 08:23
#2
For better overview and clearer discussions I'd suggest that next time tou spread them over four different threads.
1. Sphaeroceridae;
2. Keroplatidae (
Macrocera);
4. Ceratopogonidae.
Posted by Kahis on 21-03-2007 10:10
#3
3.
Coenosia (Muscidae)
Posted by Toby on 21-03-2007 10:21
#4
thanks again and will submit one at a time in future!
Posted by Martin Suvak on 21-03-2007 10:30
#5
3. Probably Coenosia mollicula, very variable species. In the forum, I found also similar one with yellow flagellomere (added by Nikita):
http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?forum_id=5&thread_id=3330&pid=14566#post_14566
Both could be females of the same species.
Martin
Posted by Paul Beuk on 21-03-2007 10:34
#6
The
Macrocera could be
M. stigmoides, quite widespread in the UK.
Posted by Toby on 21-03-2007 13:05
#7
Martin Suvak wrote:
3. Probably Coenosia mollicula, very variable species. In the forum, I found also similar one with yellow flagellomere (added by Nikita):
http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?forum_id=5&thread_id=3330&pid=14566#post_14566
Both could be females of the same species.
Martin
yes that looks identical.Presume 4 is a female as gallery shows male of a species with fancy antennae.