Posted by Piluca_Alvarez on 09-04-2014 15:44
#1
Found in a meadow by urban area by little pine woodland in the outskirts of Madrid on 08.04.2014.
I guess the information provided by these two pictures is insuficient but, any chance of this being
Hypovoria hilaris? I know it is too good to be true and surely something similar exists more likely to be but this has to be a Voriini (typical cross vein), and that odd petiole and extended median vein, the generatl looks and head shape, not discal bristles (at least I cannot see any) no developed bristles in the parafacial area... all points out in that direction.
Whatever input on this one will be most appreciated ;) I am more than ready for a bucket of cold water ;) :D :D
Edited by Piluca_Alvarez on 09-04-2014 20:20
Posted by Zeegers on 09-04-2014 20:07
#3
Sorry, no cold water !
Took me some time to exclude Uclesia fumipennis (which would have been even nicer !), but Hypovoria hilaris it is.
Excellent find.
Theo
Posted by Piluca_Alvarez on 09-04-2014 20:19
#4
Super!! :) :) :) Thanks soooo much, Theo!!! :) I am over the moon with this one! :D
Never heard of Uclesia fumipennis. The cold water could have been a fact ;) :D
PD: I have just seen it is not in the gallery. There it goes!! ;)
Edited by Piluca_Alvarez on 09-04-2014 20:21