Thread subject: Diptera.info :: ID Please ? in Turkey
Posted by treebeard on 29-04-2019 19:23
#3
Stratiomys sp. but I don't know this species
Posted by Tony Irwin on 29-04-2019 19:48
#4
The antennae are too short for
Stratiomys. This is an
Odontomyia, probably
O. ornata
Posted by Dipterist on 30-04-2019 13:02
#5
Thanks Tony. I agree with you. Odontomyia ornata
Posted by Dipterist on 21-07-2019 17:24
#6
ı think leg is different from Odontomyia ornata. Odontomyia annulata ?
Posted by Dipterist on 21-07-2019 21:09
#7
Thank you so much Tony. It was very descriptive.
What can you say about this species?
https://diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=91164
Posted by Tony Irwin on 21-07-2019 21:14
#8
This one has proved a bit difficult, but you were right to question my original suggestion. This is
Odontomyia cephalonica, distinguished by a sharp triangular process on the hind tarsi (4th segment). This shows very well on the right hand side (dorsal shot). The reduced markings on tergite 4 are typical.
Having identified the species, it's clear that I imagined seeing vein M3, which is where I got muddled before.
Edited by Tony Irwin on 21-07-2019 21:44
Posted by Dipterist on 21-07-2019 21:53
#9
I want to connect with you on facebook. I think the genre is a pretty tough one. You say Odontomyia cephalonica. I can't say anything about it but but it looks right.
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