Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tachinidae
Posted by Basti on 13-10-2009 14:36
#1
Hello!
Is here an identification possible?
Location: north-east Germany, near Ludwigslust, nearby a field and a pine forest
Length: around 12 mm
Date: 31 July 2009
Edited by Basti on 13-10-2009 14:37
Posted by Basti on 13-10-2009 14:38
#2
Here a second photo
Edit: I do not understand why I cannot upload my photos. I can only upload the picture you see but no others? The photos have the allowed size and filetype. Can someone help me.
Edited by Basti on 13-10-2009 14:46
Posted by ChrisR on 13-10-2009 14:52
#3
I would check that there are no spaces, there are no punctuation marks except and the file finishes '.jpg' :)
More photos would be very interesting so please try again and we will find the problem :)
Edited by ChrisR on 13-10-2009 14:53
Posted by Basti on 13-10-2009 14:56
#4
Hello Chris!
Many Thanks for your help. I had parenthesis and spaces in the file.
Here a second photo
Edited by Basti on 13-10-2009 15:02
Posted by Basti on 13-10-2009 14:59
#5
Third Photo
Posted by Basti on 13-10-2009 15:00
#6
Fourth Photo
Posted by Basti on 13-10-2009 15:00
#7
Fifth Photo
Posted by Basti on 13-10-2009 15:01
#8
Sixth Photo
Posted by ChrisR on 13-10-2009 15:13
#9
Looks rather a lot like
Nemoraea pellucida (female) to me but I don't see many of them so I might be wrong. If we could see hairy calyptrae then it would be a certainty :D
Posted by Basti on 13-10-2009 15:18
#10
Many thanks for your assessment.
Posted by Zeegers on 13-10-2009 19:55
#11
Female Nemoraea is my idea as well !
Theo
Posted by Basti on 13-10-2009 20:20
#12
Hello Theo!
Thanks for your agreement with Nemoraea.
Best regards Basti