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Conopidae ID from Turkey 8
Cesa
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Posted on 10-11-2009 21:00
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 Hello,
From East Turkey. Identification is needed. Thanks a lot in advance.
Muhabbet
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Cesa wrote:
Hello,
Conops from East Turkey. Identification is needed. Thanks a lot in advance.
Muhabbet
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 Try to change title to attract specialists of Conopids Smile
 
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 Myopa species
Nigel Jones, Shrewsbury, United Kingdom
 
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 Conopidae, Myopa sp.
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 Nigel beats me to it....Angry
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 Send all Conopidae to Jens-Hermann... You have his emailaddress I saw.
 
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 Many thanks to all of you. I will send my conopids to Jens-Hermann.
Muhabbet
 
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 This fantastic conopid is a Myopa dorsalis. Not entirely sure, but the probabibilty is high! Hyaline wings, body mostly red, scutellum dark, halteres whitish yellow...
I would like to have this specimen.
I assume that this specimen has over 10 mm?
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 I agree with Jorge, it resembles Myopa dorsalis.

However, I have no idea what siblings are around in Turkey.


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 Using Rivosechi's Keys, I confirm Myopa dorsalis.
Big size? 10/14 mm.?
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Pietro
 
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 Myopa dorsalis using Bankowska 1979 and identicall like my two specimen
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 I used Chvala's key.
Again I'd love to have specimens of this beauty! It is as striking as M. picta! (or even Conops elegans)
 
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 Yes, this is Myopa dorsalis.

Jens-Hermann
 
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 Grin
 
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 Submit it to the gallery, please.
 
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