Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tachinidae from a field --> Cyzenis sp.
Posted by Dennis on 23-04-2018 20:35
#1
Hallo!
Bavaria, 14.April
A 5-7mm
Tachinidae, found on a way at the edge of a field. With some bushes and trees, near a forest.
ID possible?
Billaea looks good I think. I have more pictures when needed.
Regards,
Dennis
Edited by Dennis on 18-05-2018 21:45
Posted by Dennis on 26-04-2018 21:07
#2
Hallo! Is there anything possible?
Regards,
Dennis
Posted by John Carr on 26-04-2018 21:13
#3
Not
Billaea, which has smaller antennae and a rounder head.
Posted by Dennis on 29-04-2018 10:53
#4
Hallo John!
Which genus could it be then?
Here are pictures from the head and the back.
Regards,
Dennis
Posted by Dennis on 30-04-2018 09:37
#5
Hallo!
I looked again in the Diptera-Gallery and so I found 2 possibilities:
Bactromyia aurulenta and
Nemorilla floralis.
Nemorilla fits better.
But I have no idea if its even the right genus.
Regards,
Dennis
Edited by Dennis on 30-04-2018 09:38
Posted by John Carr on 30-04-2018 11:36
#6
It's not
Nemorilla, which has different antennae (second segment long).
Posted by Dennis on 30-04-2018 20:25
#7
Hallo John!
And
Bactromyia?
B.aurulenta has a different colour.
Regards,
Dennis
Posted by Zeegers on 10-05-2018 12:01
#8
Cyzenis sp.
Theo
Posted by Dennis on 18-05-2018 12:41
#9
Thank you Theo!
What do we have to see for a determination, the species?
Regards,
Dennis
Edited by Dennis on 18-05-2018 12:41
Posted by Zeegers on 18-05-2018 14:03
#10
Many things. There are many genera.
Try www.tachinidae.eu
Theo