Posted by Dipterist on 16-06-2019 12:44
#5
I couldn't find the type that has the same wing patterns (lack of white stain on wing edge) I couldn't decide which species, even if I were very similar to the genus Chaetorellia.
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 16-06-2019 17:18
#6
The most probably,
Chaetorellia jaceae R.-D. male.
Certain identification can be based on reared specimens or dissected females.
C. jaceae, however, occurs in Turkey and has slightly more oblique wing crossbands, as in your specimen, so the probability is ~90%
Edited by Nosferatumyia on 16-06-2019 17:19
Posted by Dipterist on 16-06-2019 17:28
#7
Thank you Nosferatumyia. Yes, there's a good chance it's Chaetorellia jaceae. abdomen and thorax are quite similar. Have good day.
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