Thread subject: Diptera.info :: What kind of Pyrellia ?
Posted by valter on 10-09-2007 14:08
#1
Location: Algarve, Portugal
Edited by valter on 25-10-2007 22:36
Posted by ChrisR on 10-09-2007 14:11
#2
Edit your original post and try uploading the photo again - no space in the file name and keep it to <190KB :)
Edited by ChrisR on 10-09-2007 14:13
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 10-09-2007 14:34
#3
Muscidae? very gentle curve in M vein...
Posted by Susan R Walter on 10-09-2007 19:04
#4
Yes, looks like Muscidae, but don't know what. Male,
Eudasyphora maybe?
Posted by valter on 11-09-2007 07:47
#5
Another Photo
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 11-09-2007 09:51
#6
it is not possible to say much more in this case... I think.
Posted by valter on 24-10-2007 23:24
#7
What Eudasyphora species?
Posted by Paul Beuk on 25-10-2007 07:05
#8
valter wrote:
What Eudasyphora species?
jorgemotalmeida wrote:
it is not possible to say much more in this case... I think.
I think you got your answer. ;)
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 25-10-2007 22:13
#9
My test jizz is rather for Pyrellia than Eudasyphora
Posted by valter on 25-10-2007 22:28
#10
What kind of Pyrellia ?
Photo taken in Algarve, south of Portugal
09-09-2007
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 26-10-2007 07:24
#11
1. I'm not sure in Pyrellia
2. Size may help to distinguish Pyrellia and Eudasyphora, P. - less than Musca domectica, Eu. - bigger than M.
Posted by valter on 26-10-2007 09:01
#12
Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
1. I'm not sure in Pyrellia
2. Size may help to distinguish Pyrellia and Eudasyphora, P. - less than Musca domectica, Eu. - bigger than M.
Well... I think the same size... I've seen other flies like that much bigger in that day... so Pyrellia ?