Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Melanostoma mellinum? (Melanostoma mellinum(female)
#1
Melanostoma mellinum(female) is the correct name? Thank you very much. Slovak Republik, Terchová region on the Malá Fatra, approximately 700 m above sea level 06.07.2011.
#2
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Mucha Fero wrote:
#3
Hi Mucha Fero !
This is a
Melanostoma scalare Female
P-Y
#4
Pierre-Yves wrote:
Hi Mucha Fero !
This is a Melanostoma scalare Female
P-Y
Pierre-Yves thank you very much.
#5
frons and face are nearly undusted, spots on tergites are quite round laterally. For me there is no doubt that the specimen belongs to M. mellinum.
#6
Hi Piet,
The frons and ce face are not very dusty but they are. Futhermore the two first antenna articles's are clearly orange and not brown. So for me it's always
M. scalare.
P-Y
#8
Yes, i think than the
M. mellinum of the gallery is a
M. scalare too.
Melanostoma sp (female) could be a correct answer for this post, what do you think ? Like that everybody is happy !
P-Y
#9
Piet Nord thank you very much.
#10
Pierre-Yves wrote:
Yes, i think than the
M. mellinum of the gallery is a
M. scalare too.
Melanostoma sp (female) could be a correct answer for this post, what do you think ? Like that everybody is happy !
P-Y
Pierre-Yves thank you very much.
#11
I have no problems in calling this one
Melanostoma sp. Pierre-Yves but I still think....
Perhaps it will find one or two other opinions later. Nevertheless we should invite Mucha Fera to pin his victims in future to solve such questions.
Piet
#12
Piet Nord wrote:
Nevertheless we should invite Mucha Fera to pin his victims in future to solve such questions.
This time, I agree with you
P-Y
#13
Yes, such specimens (rather photos
) of Melanostoma sp. are really difficult. I think it is M. mellinum - female.
Posted by
blowave on 03-02-2012 22:45
#14
It would have been helpful to also show the face view of the fly you linked to.
http://www.dipter...to_id=4986
Melanostoma can vary a great deal, you really need to see the face or well defined dust spots from above.
I agree that the fly in question is M. mellinum.
Edited by
blowave on 03-02-2012 22:57
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blowave wrote:
It would have been helpful to also show the face view of the fly you linked to.
http://www.dipter...to_id=4986
Melanostoma can vary a great deal, you really need to see the face or well defined dust spots from above.
I agree that the fly in question is M. mellinum.
All Thanks a lot for your help in the proper destination.