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poss Tachinid Electophasia crassipennis
Stuart Ball
Hi there
I saw this one fly feeding on umbellifers by the roadside at Royal Common, near Elstead ,Surrey. The area is mature deciduous woodland with plenty of open fresh water.
It may be the tachinid Electophasia crassipennis. Would welcome other opinions.
Stuart

EDIT Paul Beuk: I happened to have a copy of the picture and cropped it. Moreover, I removed the spaces and the commas from the name and now it should be okay. Wink
Edited by Paul Beuk on 10-07-2007 10:11
 
Stuart Ball
This fly was seen on 7th July and was approx 8mm in size.
Stuart
 
ChrisR
Hi Stuart - try removing any spaces in the file name and keep it under 200KB Smile I'm very excited to see the photo - I have been watching-out for any Ectophasia for a number of years! Grin
Edited by ChrisR on 10-07-2007 09:51
 
http://tachinidae.org.uk
Stuart Ball
Hi Chris,
thanks for the tip.
Stuart
 
Stuart Ball
am out of time, will get back with edited image and grid ref
 
ChrisR
Thanks for that Paul ... sadly it's just a female Phasia hemiptera Sad (Ectophasia spp. don't have a petiole)
 
http://tachinidae.org.uk
crex
Petiole is missing in the glossary. What is it?
 
ChrisR
In this case I mean the petiole in vein-m ... it's the "stalk" created when vein-m (median vein) meets r4+5 before the wing edge Smile In most tachinids vein-m never joins r4+5 or it meets excactly at the wing edge.
 
http://tachinidae.org.uk
Paul Beuk
Try: petiole (quick and dirty).
Paul

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crex
Thanx for the explanation!
 
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