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 Tachinidae: Phasia pusilla?
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| Maik Hausotte |
Posted on 22-04-2020 18:35
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Hi, is this Phasia pusilla? Thanks for help, Maik Photo: Leipzig, Germany/Saxony, 22.04.20  |
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| Maik Hausotte |
Posted on 02-05-2020 11:35
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A new try for upload the picture here. There are a lot of bugs (Emblethis, Rhyparochromus, Legnotus, Orius…) on the meadow. Therefore I am very interested in the information Phasia sp. or Phasia cf. pusilla or… |
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| Zeegers |
Posted on 02-05-2020 18:07
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Yes, it is in Phasia pusilla-group. I cannot exclude Ph. theodori from these pictures. If you find them again, check the colour of the halter (hidden inder the calypter !) and/or the colour of hairs on gena. Or get a female: ovipositors are large (relatively, of course !) and very different. Theo |
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| Maik Hausotte |
Posted on 02-05-2020 18:40
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Phasia pusilla or Phasia theodori is great. Thank you very much for your help and the interesting information - I will make sure. Kind regards, Maik |
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| Zeegers |
Posted on 03-05-2020 07:46
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To be clear: theodori probably is (or was) very rare around Leipzig, but these southern species are racing north at a breathtaking speed, so you never know. Default still is Ph. pusilla. Theo |
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| Maik Hausotte |
Posted on 03-05-2020 16:01
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Very interesting. I will take a closer look in the future. These photos should now be named correctly with Phasia cf. pusilla. Thanks again for the great help and best regards, Maik. |
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but don't see the image in the post.
