Posted by jonas on 12-12-2014 11:09
#2
Aha yes
Norellisoma indeed.
And apparently NOT
N. spinimana which directly catapults this species to an exiting and probably rare
Norellisoma.
I started identifying Scathophagidae only last year, so I have too few experience (relative I guess) to say more at this point. Anyhow, what I can tell you: I have revisited the situation in Belgium and some interesting things popped up (published soon)
One would need to see genitalia/sternites to say more, even externally, so if more lateral pictures; let them see :-)
A+
Posted by Pristurus on 15-12-2014 11:35
#3
Thank you Jonas. I am sorry but the animal was found about only a few centimetres above the ground level. So I had to take the footage from an adverse position for lateral views. Regards, Ingo