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Macronychia sp.?
Cerocomactif	#1 Posted on 13-11-2021 10:35
Member Location: Posts: 8 Joined: 20.03.20	FRANCE, SEINE ET MARNE, FONTAINE LE PORT, forêt de Barbeau, 98m, 48°28'16N, 02°46'53E. 2021.08.12; Size = 10mm Is this a Macronychia female? Can we go to the species? Thanks very much. Lionel Casset : France : Fontaine-le-Port : 77590 : 12/08/2021 Altitude : 98 m - Taille : 10mm (mesuré) Réf. : 294531 Edited by Cerocomactif on 13-11-2021 11:57


Cerocomactif	#2 Posted on 13-11-2021 10:36
Member Location: Posts: 8 Joined: 20.03.20	Cerocomactif wrote: FRANCE, SEINE ET MARNE, FONTAINE LE PORT, forêt de Barbeau, 98m, 48°28'16N, 02°46'53E. 2021.08.12; Size = 10mm Is this a Macronychia female? Can we go to the species? Thanks very much. Lionel Casset : France : Fontaine-le-Port : 77590 : 00/00/0000 Altitude : 98 m - Taille : 10mm (mesurée) Réf. : 294600 Edited by Cerocomactif on 13-11-2021 11:58


Cerocomactif	#3 Posted on 13-11-2021 10:37
Member Location: Posts: 8 Joined: 20.03.20	Cerocomactif wrote: Cerocomactif wrote: FRANCE, SEINE ET MARNE, FONTAINE LE PORT, forêt de Barbeau, 98m, 48°28'16N, 02°46'53E. 2021.08.12; Size = 10mm Is this a Macronychia female? Can we go to the species? Thanks very much. Lionel Casset : France : Fontaine-le-Port : 77590 : 00/00/0000 Altitude : 98 m - Taille : 10mm (mesurée) Réf. : 294599 Edited by Cerocomactif on 13-11-2021 11:58


Zeegers	#4 Posted on 13-11-2021 18:21
Member Location: Posts: 18446 Joined: 21.07.04	Wrong family: female Dinera ferina (Tachinidae) Theo


Cerocomactif	#5 Posted on 13-11-2021 18:33
Member Location: Posts: 8 Joined: 20.03.20	Zeegers wrote: Wrong family: female Dinera ferina (Tachinidae) Theo Thank very much Theo. I alone wouldn't be able to determine this species.


Zeegers	#6 Posted on 14-11-2021 09:16
Member Location: Posts: 18446 Joined: 21.07.04	Next time , if you make pics of pinned specimen, make them please symmetrical. So dead dorsally, perpendicual lateral etc. Unless of course there is a very good reason not to. Make it so more easy to evaluate the pics !! Theo


Cerocomactif	#7 Posted on 14-11-2021 09:59
Member Location: Posts: 8 Joined: 20.03.20	Zeegers wrote: Next time , if you make pics of pinned specimen, make them please symmetrical. So dead dorsally, perpendicual lateral etc. Unless of course there is a very good reason not to. Make it so more easy to evaluate the pics !! Theo Thanks, I wrote down.