Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Muscidae - Spilogona
Posted by ebbek on 01-03-2014 20:19
#1
Hello,
a Muscidae from SW Sweden today, about 4 mm. Possible to say genera or species?
Regards
Krister
Edited by ebbek on 03-03-2014 20:18
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 01-03-2014 22:32
#2
If there are minute setulae on radial node (on both sides), this is
Limnophora. Can you check ?
Posted by ebbek on 03-03-2014 11:36
#3
Thanks for respons! I can´t see any setulae on radial node (and no hairs on prosternum). When I look in Fonseca (1968) I come to Spilogona. Can it be correct?
Krister
Posted by oceanlis2000 on 03-03-2014 13:00
#4
Hi Krister
Can you give us a photo of the frons, thorax and abdomen? also is there a pra present
Thanks
Posted by ebbek on 03-03-2014 15:10
#5
Hello,
and thanks for respons!
Here is a picture of the frons. It was didfficult to get a good picture, but tell me if there are details you can,t see - and I will look clooser on the fly. Pictures on other details will come ....
Krister
Edited by ebbek on 03-03-2014 16:09
Posted by ebbek on 03-03-2014 16:12
#6
And hint tibia, with a pra...
Edited by ebbek on 03-03-2014 16:16
Posted by ebbek on 03-03-2014 16:26
#7
And abdomen ...
Posted by ebbek on 03-03-2014 16:57
#8
Thorax here
Posted by ebbek on 03-03-2014 16:58
#9
And scutellum
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 03-03-2014 20:08
#10
ebbek wrote:
Thanks for respons! I can´t see any setulae on radial node (and no hairs on prosternum). When I look in Fonseca (1968) I come to Spilogona. Can it be correct?
Krister
Yes, that was the second choice.
Muscidae with large triangular spots on abdomen are usually found in these genera.
I don't risk IDing a
Spilogona on pictures (except if I see some determinant criteria).
Posted by ebbek on 03-03-2014 20:18
#11
Thanks a lot - nice to know which genera!
Krister
Posted by oceanlis2000 on 06-03-2014 12:58
#12
This is a tough genus, I'd start with number of dc, post but its hard from these photos, it may worth you sending it to someone!
Posted by ebbek on 06-03-2014 14:49
#13
Ok,
I understand - thanks for trying!
Krister