Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Who am I (part VI)?
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 15-08-2008 16:18
#1
Hi
this beauty was spotted near arboreal ferns under betula, fagus trees and near a streamer.
Who am I? :D
Posted by Susan R Walter on 15-08-2008 17:51
#2
Should Chris come in from wrestling with that bear?
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 15-08-2008 17:53
#3
eheh :) you can try. ;)
Posted by javanerkelens on 15-08-2008 20:01
#4
Can it be, that the upwards bristles on the humeral callus are typical for that species ??
Greatings Joke
Edited by javanerkelens on 15-08-2008 20:02
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 15-08-2008 20:45
#5
i don't know but the upward bristles depart from proepisternum.
From humeral callus depart 2 reclinate bristles.
Posted by javanerkelens on 15-08-2008 21:01
#6
i don't know but the upward bristles depart from proepisternum.
You are right!;)
Oke, I wil give it a try....if I may (between al that violence of experts :D, ..)
Siphona ??
Joke
Posted by Tony T on 15-08-2008 21:18
#7
Susan R Walter wrote:
Should Chris come in from wrestling with that bear?
Hey Susan, I think you should take Jorge's quizzes more seriously; just like I do.
I don't think there was a bear. I think Chris is watching soccer and quaffing a few cold ones. But from what I see of some of the British fans (read hooligans) Chris may be safer wrestling that bear than attending a fooball match.
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 15-08-2008 21:41
#8
no. Siphona has a conspicuous proboscis for example, which is not the case. :) Also the profile of head is not typical for it.
Keep up trying. :)
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 15-08-2008 22:06
#9
Tony T wrote:
Susan R Walter wrote:
Should Chris come in from wrestling with that bear?
Hey Susan, I think you should take Jorge's quizzes more seriously; just like I do.
I don't think there was a bear. I think Chris is watching soccer and quaffing a few cold ones. But from what I see of some of the British fans (read hooligans) Chris may be safer wrestling that bear than attending a fooball match.
:D:D
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 16-08-2008 00:27
#10
any more suggestions? :p
Posted by Susan R Walter on 16-08-2008 19:16
#11
Well, I think it is a Tachinid, but beyond that I have absolutely no idea, so Chris definitely needs to stop messing about with the mega-fauna and take a look. Perhaps offer the bear a beer and set it down to watch the Olympics on telly if it's at a loose end with no one to wrestle?
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 16-08-2008 19:34
#12
Leskia aurea ?
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 16-08-2008 19:57
#13
your 1111 give you lucky. :P ehehe
And St?phane is RIGHT! Amazing! B)
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 16-08-2008 20:09
#14
the profile head is unmistakable for Leskia. Leskia has upwards brisltes on abdomen too (not seen here though:P). :)
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 16-08-2008 20:10
#15
the profile head is unmistakable for Leskia. Leskia has upwards brisltes on abdomen too (not seen here though:P). :)