Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tachinidae - Ernestia puparum
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 02-04-2010 12:14
#1
Hi
I think this can be an Ernestia puparum.
2010.III.27 - Póvoa Dão - Silgueiros - Viseu
So far this Spring I saw G. viridis, Phasia cf. obesa, Gymnosoma sp., Gonia picea and this Ernestia puparum... (possibly a rinophorid too..)
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 05-04-2010 20:06
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 02-04-2010 12:17
#2
another...
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 02-04-2010 12:19
#3
another...
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 02-04-2010 12:23
#4
another...
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 02-04-2010 12:28
#5
other...
Posted by ChrisR on 02-04-2010 12:29
#6
Should be right :)
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 02-04-2010 12:29
#7
Thanks, Chris! ;)
Posted by Jaakko on 04-04-2010 20:31
#8
Cheeks hairy -->
E. vagans.
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 04-04-2010 20:43
#9
Thanks, Jaako.
Posted by Jaakko on 05-04-2010 20:03
#10
Err.. Of course they should be the other way around:
puparum has haired cheeks, not
vagans! Sorry Chris!
There's other features as well. Yet again, this specimen has dark r-m nodes as Chris pointed out and contrary to what I've seen...
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 05-04-2010 20:06
#11
that's why I sent PM you as in the gallery all E. puparum have "hairs" in the cheeks.
Thanks once again for your feedback! :)
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 05-04-2010 20:15
Posted by caliprobola on 19-04-2011 22:59
#12
Hi, I was wondering if Ernestia puparum was the only Ernestia with the darkish cross veins, not only r-m but also m-cu and the post-angular vein? I find it with this specimen, other pics in the gallery and a specimen i collected today but i can't find it back on pictures of other species like E. rudis, they at most seem to have r-m darkened...
thanks
Pieter