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Trichoceridae - Trichocera annulata
jorgemotalmeida
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Posted on 01-01-2010 23:12
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1st photo of the decade. One Trichocera sp.

Taken today a few moments ago when I was reading some posts in DI.


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ops, little help, in Faune de France keys seems to fit T. annulata (the only recorded until 2002), i´ve no recent keys for species Sad
Nice pic Smile
 
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thanks, paqui. Smile
 
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It's a pity ovipositor is not visible - that could help. On the other hand, abdomen seems to have bands of different colours, so this might be T. annulata.
 
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here a photo showing the ovopositor. Not a good one but might help to confirm annulata..
Thanks.
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Yes, this confirms T. annulata Wink
Paqui is right about this species being the only trichocerid with published record in Portugal so far. It was earlier found in February 1999, in Parque Natural da Serra da Estrela and that record was published in: CARLES-TOLRÁ M. 2001. Algunos dípteros nuevos para Portugal (Insecta, Diptera). Zool. baetica, 12: 91-100.
So Jorge, you have the second finding of Trichocera from Portugal as far as I know Smile
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Dear Andrius


I have found a few months ago a new trichocerid for Portugal:
Trichocera regelationis --> http://www.dipter...ad_id=9018
 
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