Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Me, with parasite
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 06-08-2007 19:22
#1
Mosc reg, 06 Aug, 5mm
Lipoptena cervi?
Posted by Isidro on 06-08-2007 19:35
#2
You are a deer??? What a surprise!!!!
Very nice hippoboscid.
Posted by Kahis on 06-08-2007 19:43
#3
Saw the first ones here a few days ago :(
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 06-08-2007 20:41
#4
I explained her that I'm not deer:@
Posted by guenille on 06-08-2007 21:07
#5
Poor Nikita :o
Posted by Paul Beuk on 06-08-2007 21:34
#6
Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
I explained her that I'm not deer:@
Oh, dear!
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 06-08-2007 21:49
#7
lol Paul! :)
Posted by Zeegers on 07-08-2007 07:36
#8
Back to the fly:
given the locality and time, it's most likely L. fortisetosa.
Theo Zeegers
Posted by Isidro on 07-08-2007 07:38
#9
Sorry, it was a joke :p
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 07-08-2007 09:40
#10
Back to the fly:
Theo, your expanation badly requires!
I have two keys old for European Russia and new for Far East, with same two species both.
European key - L.cervi 6-9
ac and more prescutellar setae, L. fortisetosa - 3-4
ac less prescutellar setae. L.cervi
Far East key - L. fortisetosa has large and shining black spots between ant., L.cervi has not or not clear. Nothing about chaetotaxi.
L. fortisetosa.
Nikita
Posted by Zeegers on 07-08-2007 19:42
#11
OK, I was just guessing, based on the period of flight.
Fortisetosa flies from june - august, cervi from august - october.
Given the first set of features (from Bei-Binko), which are mine as well, this clearly is L. cervi. Very early one.
You should have fortisetosa as well. It is very common in Lithuania near the Russian border !
Theo
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 07-08-2007 20:32
#12
1. At least you show me that situation is not as clear as it seemed. I'll check in Museum next Monday.
2. 3-4 years ago when I wasn't entomologist yet I remember an autumn with a lot of Hippoboscid. Last 2 year there weren't. It seems that this year I will get enought:D
Nikita
Posted by Kahis on 07-08-2007 22:18
#13
Ugh, last fall war terribly in southern Finland. The 'moosefly' as we call it was so numerous that I had to hide in my own net while walking through a forest with plenty of deer and moose.
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 13-08-2007 12:48
#14
My parasite confirmed as
L.cervi