Posted by Luis Alvarez on 29-02-2016 12:16
#1
Galicia (Spain), 08/12/2015.
I think is a Coenosia. It was collected. It was found dead in a garden.
Regards,
Luis
Posted by Luis Alvarez on 29-02-2016 21:43
#3
Thank you very much, Stephane.
I'm sorry. I said nonsense.
I can try to take more detailed photos if that helps to the ID.
Best regards,
Luis
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 29-02-2016 22:56
#4
It has cruciate interfrontal setae and a strong proclinate orbital, so it is in Muscinae, Azeliini (impossible in Phaoniinae and Coenosiinae). Then,
Hydrotaea have always 4 post dc (European species), and
Thricops haven't spots on abdomen, so it is
Azelia. Reddish/brown to yellowish tibiae ->
A. cilipes or
nebulosa. It seems it bears a very short apical dorsal on t2, so I would say
A. cilipes, but I'm less sure.