Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Also wasp or dipt.?
Posted by Niki Winter on 12-06-2007 22:15
#1
Lime in may other tread,
Wasp or dipt?
Thank you for yopur answer.
Posted by Maddin on 12-06-2007 22:42
#2
Where did you take the picture and how big is it? It is clearly a Diptera, but it would help if you could indicate the continent?!?
Posted by Niki Winter on 12-06-2007 22:56
#3
Hallo Martin
Ok a dipteria, I make the foto im Salzburger Land, the dipt. I think 10 to 12 mm large.
I hope this are enough information, I found it on a stone.
Niki
Posted by Maddin on 12-06-2007 23:35
#4
This could be a female of Allognosta vagans (Dip. Stratiomyidae)- the wings are very dark for this species, but the head and the wing venetion fit.
Posted by Tony Irwin on 13-06-2007 00:15
#5
I'd say Scenopinidae,
Scenopinus species.
A new family for the gallery!:D
Edited by Tony Irwin on 13-06-2007 00:22
Posted by Maddin on 13-06-2007 02:35
#6
I agree, I was a bitdistracted by the wing venation, or what I thought I saw... It is not a Strat,:o it is Scenopinus. Also the body is more elongate in Scenopinus than in Allognosta!
Posted by Niki Winter on 13-06-2007 09:55
#7
Thank you very much for our idebtifications.
Best regards Niki
Posted by Niki Winter on 14-06-2007 08:41
#9
Hi Tony,
do you think, that my very, very bad photo is good for the gallery?
I have problems with the flash. So the photo is not desirable.
Niki
Edited by Niki Winter on 14-06-2007 11:12
Posted by Tony Irwin on 14-06-2007 19:46
#10
Niki Winter wrote:
do you think, that my very, very bad photo is good for the gallery?
I have problems with the flash. So the photo is not desirable.
I think so. It is very different in appearance to Maddin's
Metatrichia, and yours shows the family's venation much more clearly. I think it's worth putting up, at least until someone submits a better picture! ;)
Edited by Tony Irwin on 14-06-2007 19:47
Posted by Niki Winter on 14-06-2007 22:28
#11
OK, ok, I have done it.
Niki