Thread subject: Diptera.info :: tachinid fly Blepharipa pratensis - Panzeria rudis
Posted by thijsdegraaf on 19-05-2014 21:41
#1
I've only one photo of this tachinid fly. It has the size of an Ernestia rudis or Blepharipa pratensis.
Photo 19-5-2014, Bergen, The Netherlands.
Regards, Thijs
Edited by thijsdegraaf on 21-05-2014 21:49
Posted by ChrisR on 19-05-2014 22:34
#2
I could believe
Blepharipa. Let's wait for Theo to confirm though :)
Posted by thijsdegraaf on 20-05-2014 00:00
#3
Thanks Chris I will wait. Mostly it's not a problem to recognize Blepharipa pratensis when I see this fly in our garden. But this one I had seen for some seconds, it was disappeared after the photo.
Regards, Thijs
Edited by thijsdegraaf on 20-05-2014 08:15
Posted by thijsdegraaf on 21-05-2014 14:33
#4
Today I saw another Blepharipa pratensis. This time I had more time to look and to photograph.
Thijs
Posted by thijsdegraaf on 21-05-2014 14:34
#5
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Posted by Zeegers on 21-05-2014 20:51
#6
Yes, that is a sound call.
Never realized that Blepharipa might look like Panzeria rudis !
But it does in this picture, (but it isn't)
Theo
Posted by thijsdegraaf on 21-05-2014 21:38
#7
:| Panzeria rudis = Ernestia rudis.
A woman this time? I had some doubts, but I saw no other possibility.
I was so happy that I recognized the male Ernestia rudis the last time. And now I'm wrong again.
Thanks Theo!
Thijs
Posted by ChrisR on 21-05-2014 23:01
#8
Yes Panzeria = Ernestia
Ahh, I'm confused Theo - which are you agreeing with? Is this Blepharipa?
Posted by Zeegers on 22-05-2014 07:55
#9
It is Blepharipa, as you suggested. Chris
Theo
Posted by thijsdegraaf on 22-05-2014 08:26
#10
I'm confused too, but I'm glad I wasn't wrong after all. :)
Thijs