Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tachinidae indet.
Posted by Janbi on 14-05-2023 20:29
#1
ID-request. Tachinidae indet. (?) photobombing my photo-session with a Cheilosia flavipes :-)
thanks!
Posted by Janbi on 14-05-2023 20:29
#2
photo #2
Edited by Janbi on 14-05-2023 20:30
Posted by Janbi on 14-05-2023 20:30
#3
photo #3
Edited by Janbi on 14-05-2023 20:32
Posted by Zeegers on 15-05-2023 07:04
#4
Muscidae, or Anthom?
not a Tachinid.
Theo
Posted by John Carr on 15-05-2023 15:21
#5
Maybe a
Drymeia. Most species are found at high altitude or latitude.
Posted by Janbi on 15-05-2023 22:01
#6
Thank you! 6 species of Drymeia are known from Switzerland according to the Diptera checklist.
Posted by John Carr on 16-05-2023 04:14
#7
It must be
Drymeia hamata, the only central European species of the genus with a long proboscis. Found in mountains up to 2,200 meters. I saw an American species of
Drymeia at 4,300 meters.
Posted by Janbi on 05-08-2023 22:45
#8
Thank you. That species is on the swiss diptera checklist.