Thread subject: Diptera.info :: ID Confirmastion Aglaostigma 1 of 4
Posted by cornascrebe on 11-04-2007 14:19
#1
12390aglaostigma
In the Uk this could be one of two spp I am led to believe
It is likely to be an Aglaostigma species, of which there are two
species in Britain. A. fulvipes has a creamy white band along the sides
of the abdomen, A. aucupariae does not. Both species are widespread and
common in April-May.
Regards
Colin D
http://www.judywo....pipex.com
Edited by cornascrebe on 11-04-2007 14:24
Posted by cornascrebe on 11-04-2007 14:26
#2
12391aglaostigma
Posted by cornascrebe on 11-04-2007 14:27
#3
12393aglaostigm
Posted by cornascrebe on 11-04-2007 14:27
#4
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Posted by loepa on 11-04-2007 14:44
#5
sawfly
Tenthredinotdea, Hymenoptera
Edited by loepa on 11-04-2007 14:45
Posted by eguzki on 11-04-2007 21:18
#6
Hi!
I have taken this photo some weeks ago in Hungary. It maybe belongs to the same genus.
Posted by cornascrebe on 12-04-2007 11:45
#7
I think it is given in Uk it may be one of two Aglaostigma aucupariae (Klug, 1814) Tenthredinidae, Tenthredininae.
It is a species present in all France and whose larva lives on various species of Galium (Galium aparine, G. mollugo,?)
There is a species very close Aglaostigma fulvipes (Scopoli, 1763) which presents a yellow longitudinal band of each with dimensions of the abdomen.
Regards
Colin D
http://www.judywoods.dial.pipex.com