Thread subject:
Diptera.info :: Unknown, Apr. 12, 2007
Posted by
Dmitry Gavryushin
on 13-04-2007 12:24
#1
Swept from dry grass. Size around 5 mm.
Please don't tell me it's a Pollenia, too
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Edited by
Dmitry Gavryushin
on 13-04-2007 12:59
Posted by
Dmitry Gavryushin
on 13-04-2007 12:25
#2
Now the right-side view.
Posted by
Paul Beuk
on 13-04-2007 13:22
#3
Anthomyiidae. Kahis may enlighten you more.
Posted by
Dmitry Gavryushin
on 13-04-2007 13:32
#4
OK thanks Paul.
Posted by
Kahis
on 13-04-2007 17:46
#5
Hmm. Depends on how far elong the spring is wher you live. Among the early- to mid-spring species
Phorbia
females look like this; rather robust for anthomyiidae, all-black , mouth edge not elongated, wing slightly darkened.
Edited by
Kahis
on 13-04-2007 17:47
Posted by
Xespok
on 13-04-2007 21:46
#6
This thread of mine
possibly shows the same or a closely related species.
Edited by
Xespok
on 14-04-2007 08:42
Posted by
Dmitry Gavryushin
on 14-04-2007 07:28
#7
Thanks Jere and Gabor.
Posted by
Nikita Vikhrev
on 19-04-2007 17:56
#8
I examined the fly. I'm not sure, but I think -
Phorbia longipilis.
Posted by
Dmitry Gavryushin
on 19-04-2007 18:00
#9
I really appreciate your efforts
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