Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Scaptomyza cf. graminum?->Scaptomyza cf. pallida

Posted by guplox on 26-12-2023 09:54
#1
Photographed very recently in a vegetable plot in Zhejiang China. Around 3mm in body length. Could it be something like Scaptomyza graminum (a cosmopolitan species)? Thanks!
Edited by guplox on 26-12-2023 13:40

Posted by guplox on 26-12-2023 09:56
#2
another shot

Posted by guplox on 26-12-2023 09:57
#3
yet another shot

Posted by guplox on 26-12-2023 10:08
#4
lateral

Posted by Jan Maca on 26-12-2023 13:17
#5
This fly has clearly only two rows of acrostichal setae and its female genitalia conform to S. pallida. To be cautious, I prefer to tell "Scaptomyza cf. pallida".

Posted by guplox on 26-12-2023 13:39
#6
Great! Yes, 2 rows of acrostichals. Many thanks!TumbsUp

Posted by Paul Beuk on 30-12-2023 10:02
#7
No reason to keep the 'cf.' Wink

Posted by Jan Maca on 30-12-2023 11:18
#8
I cannot exclude S. (P.) elmoi which occurs e.g. in Anhui, the province neighbouring to Zhejian.