Posted by Jorn R Gustad on 26-08-2017 21:32
#1
On light 21st August 33 masl in a swamp broad-leaved forest up at the coast-line in mid Norway. I suspect this species based on the splendid picture in the gallery - named
Pegomya haemorrhoa.
Help appreciated as always!
Cheers Jørn
Edited by Jorn R Gustad on 28-12-2017 11:01
Posted by Jorn R Gustad on 27-12-2017 11:37
#3
No opinions on this one? More angles/details possible. It was not collected.
Cheers Jørn
Posted by javanerkelens on 27-12-2017 22:11
#4
When I look at the hindtibia, I only see one av seta, which should be 2 or more, but I don't know any other female species in
Pegomya with the last segment of the abdomen yellowish.
So I think the second av seta could be broken or flat.
The other characters do fit, so I think we could indeed say it is
Pegomya haemorrhoum
Johanna