Posted by Gordon Jar on 10-04-2006 16:06
#1
With help from the thred H.albitarsis I have identified the attached as a Rhamphoromyia Sp. I'll put my head on the block and say I suspect it is R.sulcata but would be grateful for any advice.
Gordon
Posted by Paul Beuk on 10-04-2006 18:51
#3
It is a risky business to say anything about themales of species of the
Rhamphomyia sulcata group without havinf the possibility to see the genitalia. Still, I think this may well be
R. cinerascens (in Britain generally called
subcinerascens but I have seen no true constant differences as yet).
Posted by Gordon Jar on 10-04-2006 19:04
#4
Thankyou very much for that Paul. I am only to pleased to have got as far as a Rhamphomyia Sp. and have it confirmed.
Gordon