Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Muscidae?
Posted by RamiP on 14-06-2016 20:22
#1
14.6.16 in Laukaa, Finland
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 14-06-2016 22:09
#2
Eustalomyia species, Anthomyiidae.
Posted by John Carr on 14-06-2016 22:49
#3
Stephane Lebrun wrote:
Eustalomyia species, Anthomyiidae.
Which species have m-cu straight?
Posted by javanerkelens on 14-06-2016 23:12
#4
Hmmm......indeed very straight and vitta/parafacial very broad.
Mayby you possible collect this specimen..?
Johanna
Posted by John Carr on 15-06-2016 01:10
#5
It reminds me of the American species
Allognota semivitta, a close relative of the European
Coenosia agromyzina (which is the type species of
Allognota).
Edit: Rather, it reminds me of this fly which I think is
A. semivitta:
http://bugguide.n...iew/849714.
Edited by John Carr on 15-06-2016 01:12
Posted by RamiP on 15-06-2016 18:18
#6
Does these pictures help. I took them today (15.6.).
I think that this is the same species.
I collect only pictures, sorry.
Rami
Posted by RamiP on 15-06-2016 18:19
#7
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Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 15-06-2016 19:21
#8
Not same species,
Eustaloyia hilaris (mid stripe ends roundish).
I don't know why the first one has got straight posterior crossveins, but it not a Muscidae.
Posted by RamiP on 15-06-2016 22:00
#9
Thanks Stephane
Rami