Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tipula. >Tipula (Yamatotipula) coerulescens
Posted by Pentti Ketola on 09-07-2014 10:19
#1
Hi,
can anyone help me identify these Tipulidae?
I took the photo on 23.5.2014 Kokkola, Finland.
Regars Pentti.
Edited by Pentti Ketola on 07-11-2014 13:51
Posted by Pentti Ketola on 09-07-2014 10:20
#2
Could it be a male of
Tipula subnodicornis?
Pentti
Posted by Juergen Peters on 09-07-2014 12:36
#3
Hello Pentti,
Tipula lateralis? But wait for the experts...
Posted by Pentti Ketola on 10-07-2014 07:22
#4
Thanks Juergen!
Can anybody confirm if this is a Tipula?
Pentti.;)
Posted by Levente-Peter Kolcsar on 10-07-2014 08:42
#5
Not lateralis and not subnodicornis, because they antenna differ from this.
I think it is a
Tipula (Yamatotipula) montium, but I not sure.
Send the picture to Jukka Salmela, he can determine the exact species.
Posted by Pentti Ketola on 10-07-2014 09:32
#6
peterlevi wrote:
Not lateralis and not subnodicornis, because they antenna differ from this.
I think it is a Tipula (Yamatotipula) montium, but I not sure.
Send the picture to Jukka Salmela, he can determine the exact species.
Ok, Thanks a lot!
Regards Pentti.
P.S. I sent Jukka a private message, but he is a busy man.
Edited by Pentti Ketola on 11-07-2014 14:25
Posted by pjotr oosterbroek on 07-11-2014 11:33
#7
This is not Tipula montium. It is Tipula (Yamatotipula) coerulescens.
Antenna segment 13 is as large as segment 12. This is only found in T. (Y.) pierrei, coeckei, and coerulescens. Tee other characters fit T. (Y.) coerulescnes as well (large OD as in montium and several other Yamas)
Pjotr Oosterbroek
Posted by Pentti Ketola on 07-11-2014 13:50
#8
Thanks Pjotr!:)
Regards Pentti.