Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Ocydromiinae?
Posted by mossnisse on 10-03-2013 16:01
#1
Collected i Northern Sweden Lycksele Lappmark, Bocksbergets Nature reserve. 2012-06-21
WGS84: 64,5467°, 18,8670°.
Posted by mossnisse on 10-03-2013 16:02
#2
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Posted by mossnisse on 10-03-2013 16:02
#3
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Posted by John Carr on 10-03-2013 16:10
#4
Consider
Euthyneura,
Allanthalia or
Trichina.
Posted by rvanderweele on 10-03-2013 16:11
#5
Trichinomyia fuscipes ?
Posted by John Carr on 10-03-2013 16:13
#6
rvanderweele wrote:
Trichinomyia fuscipes ?
...or it could be a genus we don't have in North America. I was using an American reference.
Posted by rvanderweele on 10-03-2013 16:13
#7
Indeed, possibly Trichina, John
Posted by mossnisse on 10-03-2013 16:41
#8
Thanks
Euthyneura have long proboscis and shorter antennae
Allanthalia shorter antennae without stylus
Trichina has thickend tibia
Trichinomyia fuscipes i realy think it is didn't thout about Trichinomyia when i have only seen flavipes that has longer stylus.
Edited by mossnisse on 10-03-2013 16:41
Posted by rvanderweele on 10-03-2013 17:16
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For this reason I mentioned the species fuscipes. On the photo I thought then that I could see that the 3rd tibia was a bit swollen, so John really made me to begin doubting! :)
Posted by Paul Beuk on 11-03-2013 15:36
#10
I saw it was
Trichinomyia, then had a little doubt as the only one I know,
flavipes, is a species of later in the year. Checking the dates for
fuscipes, it is active during early summer, so
fuscipes it is. :)