Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Habropogon sp.

Posted by picotverd on 13-08-2014 19:24
#1
About 1400 mts
Edited by picotverd on 26-06-2016 23:13

Posted by Quaedfliegh on 13-08-2014 23:04
#2
For now Habropogon sp.

Posted by picotverd on 15-08-2014 17:49
#3
Thanks Reinould.
Today at the same place, found i would say the same species...

Posted by picotverd on 15-08-2014 17:50
#4
Another view...

Posted by picotverd on 15-08-2014 17:55
#5
last...
Edited by picotverd on 15-08-2014 17:59

Posted by ValerioW on 15-08-2014 18:05
#6
The last photos are of a male of H. appendiculatus (the first 2 tergites have a quite particular coloration).

Posted by ValerioW on 15-08-2014 18:06
#7
Sorry but, may I ask where did you find these robberflies? Maybe I'm supposed to know but...I don't Smile

Posted by picotverd on 15-08-2014 18:10
#8
This is north Catalonia, at the Pyrenees

Posted by ValerioW on 15-08-2014 18:19
#9
The first photos, to me looks like H. exquisitus, but Reinoud's ideas are so welcome TumbsUp

Posted by ValerioW on 15-08-2014 18:22
#10
picotverd wrote:
This is north Catalonia, at the Pyrenees



Ok. I think that both species are admissible, even if appendiculatus, apparently, seems more "french" using checklists. But I continue to say

1- exquisitus (1st photo)
2- appendiculatus (the others)

Posted by picotverd on 23-02-2017 10:47
#11
Here the video: https://vimeo.com...