Diptera.info - Search: Search Results

Please be more precise in your query. Your query returns 292 results. We are displaying just 100 top results

2. I did my best.

Yes, you did - and it's very interesting! Time to check my Muscina-fotos of...

Posted by eklans on 16 September 2024 09:34:31
2 matches found in post subject, 1 match found in post message

Muscina prolapsa or pascuorum?

1. Mid-september is autumn ecologically!
2. I did my best. See here:
https://ia802209.us.archive...

Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 15 September 2024 19:31:18
2 matches found in post subject, 0 matches found in post message

Muscina prolapsa or pascuorum?

That looks very much like this male: https://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php?photo_id=9684! But my...

Posted by eklans on 15 September 2024 18:34:34
2 matches found in post subject, 1 match found in post message

Muscina prolapsa or pascuorum?

This is a picture of the upside, maybe it helps a little bit to identify.

Greetings

Volkmar...

Posted by Volkmar on 15 September 2024 17:53:02
2 matches found in post subject, 0 matches found in post message

Muscina prolapsa or pascuorum?

Thanks a lot, Nikita, I wasn't aware of these arguments and they fit except for late autumn! Is ...

Posted by eklans on 15 September 2024 15:59:53
2 matches found in post subject, 0 matches found in post message

Muscina prolapsa or pascuorum?

Eric, there are some more arguments for pascuorum:
1. Distinct bluish tint of body.
2. Late autum...

Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 15 September 2024 13:53:26
2 matches found in post subject, 0 matches found in post message

Muscina prolapsa or pascuorum?

Thank you very much Eric for your support ! |t
Unfortunately I don't have suchlike pictures, I ...

Posted by Volkmar on 15 September 2024 13:24:49
2 matches found in post subject, 2 matches found in post message

Muscina prolapsa or pascuorum?

Sorry for beinig insistent, Volkmar: we should have a more dorsal view of the abdomen - best from be...

Posted by eklans on 15 September 2024 10:31:02
2 matches found in post subject, 2 matches found in post message

Muscina prolapsa or pascuorum?

Thank you very much Eric. Here is a photo of the calypters and a part of the abdomen, I hope it fits...

Posted by Volkmar on 14 September 2024 20:52:39
2 matches found in post subject, 0 matches found in post message

Muscina prolapsa or pascuorum?

It's a Muscina (bow-shaped vein M1, and tip of scutellum red).
The palps are yellow/red and it ...

Posted by eklans on 14 September 2024 19:16:15
2 matches found in post subject, 3 matches found in post message

Page 1 of 10: 12 3 4...10

About the site