Thread subject: Diptera.info :: some images from india

Posted by chitrashanker on 22-05-2007 12:30
#1
Is it okay if I post a group of photos like this one for identification or do I need to post it seperately
Edited by chitrashanker on 22-05-2007 12:37

Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 22-05-2007 12:37
#2
Post separately is always better.
Nikita

Posted by Kahis on 22-05-2007 13:16
#3
But since these were posted for identification... Smile

1. Chloropidae?
2. Hydrellia (Ephydridae)
3. ? (first though was Psilota - Ephydridae)
4. Pipunculidae cf. Dorylomprha


Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 22-05-2007 13:33
#4
I havn't seen attached imagesShock
5. Crossopalpus, Hybotidae ?
Nikita

Posted by igor on 22-05-2007 13:40
#5
Quite slender for Crossopalpus.
IgorSmile
Edited by igor on 22-05-2007 13:42

Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 22-05-2007 14:25
#6
number 5 remember to me, with strong appealing, a simuliid. Smile Though, I might be wrong.
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 22-05-2007 14:26

Posted by Paul Beuk on 22-05-2007 14:28
#7
5. Ceratopogonidae. Only the first, swollen segment of the broken antennae is visible.

Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 22-05-2007 15:43
#8
yes... really.. and it has just one pair of legs. Smile

Posted by chitrashanker on 23-05-2007 09:56
#9
Hey folks,
Am really sorry. Posting the images seperately. SadYep the specimens are in real bad shape

Posted by chitrashanker on 23-05-2007 10:22
#10
Location: India
Habitat: Rice paddies

Posted by chitrashanker on 23-05-2007 10:27
#11
Location: India
Hydrellia????

Posted by chitrashanker on 23-05-2007 10:37
#12
May be a syrphid???

Posted by chitrashanker on 23-05-2007 10:41
#13
No 3 on its side

Posted by chitrashanker on 23-05-2007 10:50
#14
Location: India
Does this lok like tomosvaryella sylvatica
Edited by chitrashanker on 23-05-2007 11:28

Posted by Paul Beuk on 23-05-2007 11:47
#15
Hehe, separately would be as in 'in separate threads'. No need to repost them now, though. Wink

Posted by chitrashanker on 23-05-2007 12:18
#16
ShockSadAngry

Posted by Kahis on 23-05-2007 12:59
#17
#2 is (still) a Hydrellia, no question marks needed Smile
#3 is definitely a ephydrid near Psilopa.
#4 You are right, the 1st crossvein is close to the middle of the discal cell -> Tomosvaryella, not Dorylomorpha (at least in Europe, IIRC some oriental Dorylomorpha are close to Tomosvaryella in this aspect)

Size estimates can be very valuable (assuming they are correct!).