Thread subject: Diptera.info :: acalyptrate with plumose antenna
Posted by Carnifex on 16-06-2018 12:53
#1
Hi,
what did I catch here in my garden in Vienna? I do not think this belongs to
Drosophildae and there are few other families with plumose antennae. Is an ID based on these images possible?
Cheers,
Lorin
Posted by Carnifex on 16-06-2018 12:53
#2
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Posted by Carnifex on 16-06-2018 12:58
#3
about 2 mm in length
Posted by Carnifex on 16-06-2018 12:58
#4
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Posted by Carnifex on 16-06-2018 12:59
#5
..
Posted by John Carr on 16-06-2018 14:51
#6
Scaptomyza?
Posted by johnes81 on 16-06-2018 21:00
#7
I agree with Scaptomyza.
Posted by Carnifex on 16-06-2018 21:30
#8
looks very good. I will have a closer inspection of the specimen :)
Posted by johnes81 on 16-06-2018 21:37
#9
well, i think it is
Scaptomyza pallida :)
Posted by Paul Beuk on 18-06-2018 16:23
#10
Yes, a female.
Posted by johnes81 on 18-06-2018 17:50
#11
the keys are really very nice, Paul.
Thank you again :)