Posted by Paul Beuk on 24-04-2006 19:40
#2
It is a calyptrate fly (I leave it to other to put a name on). You can see that it is a true fly by the shape of the antennae: three larger segments with a hair-like arista on the third and largest segment. Bibionidae are actually midges and they have antennae with 6-7 segments that all are alike. Under the wing you can see a small membranous part that is the calyptra 9identifying it as a calyptrate fly).
Posted by Zeegers on 24-04-2006 19:54
#3
Probably in Muscidae / Anthomyiidae.
Should be very distinctive:
arista long plumose,
parafacialia hairy all over
Palpi remarkably long
I'm not into these groups: Lispe ?
Maybe Kahis can help here
Theo Zeegers
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 28-04-2006 09:23
#5
Paul, I understood you that you know the answer. If yes, tell us, please. Otherwise this thread will be forgoteen forever!