Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Bombyliidae, Stomylomyia from Rhodes island -> S. europaea - female
Posted by Gabor on 28-10-2017 01:40
#1
I take some pictures of this fly. It seems for me Stomylomyia sp.
Possibly S. europaea. Can someone ID this fly.
Rhodes island, Greece
11. June, 2017
Edited by Gabor on 02-10-2018 06:43
Posted by Gabor on 28-10-2017 01:43
#2
And an another view
Posted by Piluca_Alvarez on 28-10-2017 08:01
#3
Correct! A female |t
More information here:
https://diptera.i...d_id=68417
Edited by Piluca_Alvarez on 28-10-2017 08:07
Posted by Gabor on 28-10-2017 08:38
#4
Thanks a lot Piluca_Alvarez!
The difference of the venation at the end of the wing (a little triangle)
is systematic between the male and female? Or intra-species variability?
On the second pict of Henrik that is missing.
Edited by Gabor on 28-10-2017 09:08
Posted by vliegenvanger149 on 11-12-2017 15:55
#5
STOMYLOMYIA Bigot, 1887 Probably S. tenella Loew, 1869
The venation is a small anomaly.
Posted by Gabor on 04-03-2018 14:58
#6
Thx vliegenvanger149! I'll replace the header.
Posted by piros on 04-03-2018 21:58
#7
I disagree :) I think it is S. europaea, as suggested by Piluca :):):)
Gretings,
Henrik
Posted by piros on 04-03-2018 22:11
#8
Reasons are: greyish vittae on mesonotum are clearly missing, ss is the light stripe on the 1st tergite.
Posted by Gabor on 02-10-2018 06:42
#9
Thank you Henrik! I'll mod the header.