Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Blue fly with strong bristle
Posted by guenille on 23-08-2007 16:32
#1
In first time I think Calliphoridae but it has so strong bristle to be anything other that tachinid.
Think I good ?
Thanks
Edith
Gers France, july 9th
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 23-08-2007 17:57
#2
Rhinophoridae?
Posted by Xespok on 23-08-2007 19:26
#3
Why not simply Muscidae?
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 23-08-2007 19:35
#4
Why not simply Muscidae?
because I don't know such a looking Muscidae (such a curved M + black color)
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 23-08-2007 19:38
#5
squamae seems to be big for Rinophoridae... and there is no petiole..
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 23-08-2007 19:39
Posted by Zeegers on 23-08-2007 19:55
#6
Let's return to the very first thought:
Calliphoridae.
What about Melinda ?
(it's 100 % not Tachinidae or Rhinophoridae, so technically not in my league)
Theo
Posted by guenille on 24-08-2007 16:47
#7
It's time for me to buy some books about fly.
I don't know where I can find some picture of Melinda.
Thanks Theo
Posted by Zeegers on 24-08-2007 19:41
#8
Use the 'search'button. Melinda has been posted before.
Melinda is blue, I'm not sure yours is, so there is some doubt
Theo
Posted by Susan R Walter on 24-08-2007 22:52
#9
Bellardia viarum is a possibility here I think.
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 24-08-2007 23:00
#10
I think it is the best idea so far:@
Nikita
(Blackis + greenish ;))
Posted by guenille on 25-08-2007 11:05
#11
It is blue but I had read the post about Calliphora uralensis so I note it is Bellardia.
Best regards
Edith