Thread subject: Diptera.info :: yes << Agromyza?

Posted by CedricMondy on 16-10-2022 20:18
#1
Hi everyone,

For this one, it has been suggested that it could be an Agromyzinae because of th subcosta joining with R1 before the costa.

The chetotaxy is not well visible, but since this specimen lacks metallic shining and is not completely black, I would discard Melanagromyza, Ophiomyia and Hexomyza.

Do you think that Agromyza could be correct, (the halteres are whitish)?

Thank you!

www.galerie-insecte.org/galerie/image/dos312/big/P1646669_cr.jpg
Cédric Mondy : France : Béganne : 56350 : 16/08/2022
Altitude : 7 m - Taille : 2-3mm (estimé)
Réf. : 312125
Edited by CedricMondy on 23-11-2022 22:51

Posted by CedricMondy on 20-10-2022 18:24
#2
any idea?Smile

Posted by CedricMondy on 25-10-2022 18:35
#3
nobody?

Posted by CedricMondy on 03-11-2022 09:35
#4
not even an idea? ;-)

It looks very much like this one
Edited by CedricMondy on 03-11-2022 10:04

Posted by von Tschirnhaus on 07-11-2022 21:57
#5
Agromyzidae, Agromyzinae: Agromyza spec.; subcosta touching R1-vein, white halters, a pair of long prescutellar bristles, no doubt.

Posted by von Tschirnhaus on 07-11-2022 21:58
#6
Agromyzidae, Agromyzinae: Agromyza spec.; subcosta touching R1-vein, white halters, a pair of long prescutellar bristles, no doubt.

Posted by CedricMondy on 07-11-2022 22:49
#7
Great! Thank you very much!