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Is there hope for this one...pity Heleomyzidae
javanerkelens
Found larvae on Boletus badius on 28 aug. 2010 in Staphorster bush Netherlands.
I could rear 6 larvae, but soon after they become pupae, it was going wrong...4 pupae dry up..
Only left 2 pupae and i put them for two weeks in the fridge....after two weeks directly on higher tempature and one pupae dried up and only one survived.....
But after two weeks i was afraid it also was going wrong...indeed it was not alive anymore
I could manage to pul out the fly of the pupae (very curious what fly it could be after so long of waitingAngry and everything going wrong...)
I think it is Heleomyzidae.........but is it possible to make more of it.
I have more photos if needed...
Edited by javanerkelens on 21-10-2010 22:27
 
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Paul Beuk
Any hope? No, I don't think it will recover. Sad
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Andrzej
It is Suillia - a male ! from a species complex with setulose mesopleuron ! If you could make pics of gonostyli (external lobes of the genital part - as in Gorodkov key from 1970) seen at your pics the hope will be resurrected Wink
Andrzej
dr. A. J. Woznica, Institute of Environmental Biology, Wroclaw University of Environmental & Life Sciences
 
javanerkelens
Any hope? No, I don't think it will recover.

seen at your pics the hope will be resurrected


GrinGrinGrin.......i know, but i could play for doctor Frankenstein

No..any hope for a species name will do!
Edited by javanerkelens on 22-10-2010 17:00
 
Andrzej
Hmm, there is a dorsal view and the apendices are not seen ! Make plz a ventral shot ! At time I would say S. notata if the disc of scutellum is haired laterally only !
dr. A. J. Woznica, Institute of Environmental Biology, Wroclaw University of Environmental & Life Sciences
 
Roger Thomason
javanerkelens wrote:
Any hope? No, I don't think it will recover.

seen at your pics the hope will be resurrected


GrinGrinGrin.......i know, but i could play for doctor Frankenstein

No..any hope for a species name will do!



Well Joke, you do have the hair to match the Mad Doctor...
Edited by Roger Thomason on 23-10-2010 08:05
 
Andrzej
Roger ! Halloween is coming Wink
dr. A. J. Woznica, Institute of Environmental Biology, Wroclaw University of Environmental & Life Sciences
 
rvanderweele
Very good! This diptera.info is very entertaining indeed LOL
ruud van der weele
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javanerkelens
Gentleman.....it is hard work as assistant(Igor) !!!Shock
Frankenstein is a very strict teacher (but not so successful till now with this one....so my hopes are established on Andrzej....pssssttt..)


(scutellem was hardly developed, but i did a try to make the hairs visible....)

Last try...otherwise it is just Suillia sp.
Edited by javanerkelens on 23-10-2010 16:09
 
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rvanderweele
So, ANdrzej, it is notata then? At first I thought: "OMG, what am I looking at?!"
ruud van der weele
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