Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Choerades fimbriata
Posted by Sundew on 30-06-2014 18:22
#1
Hi,
Some weeks ago I met this Asilid on the edge of a deciduous forest in southern Brandenburg. It recalls
Choerades fimbriata; experts' opinion is however appreciated!
Regards, Sundew
Edited by Sundew on 30-06-2014 19:49
Posted by ValerioW on 30-06-2014 18:32
#2
|t femle!
Posted by Sundew on 30-06-2014 19:48
#3
So the golden hairs led me to the right species! Thanks!
Posted by Quaedfliegh on 02-07-2014 23:44
#4
Can Choerades fulva be ruled out? Could try this key in German by Fritz Geller-Grimm http://www.geller-grimm.de/choerad.htm The greyish tomentum on the anepisternum bothers me bit (should be yellowish in both fimbriata and fulva).
Posted by ValerioW on 03-07-2014 07:16
#5
Quaedfliegh wrote:
Can Choerades fulva be ruled out? Could try this key in German by Fritz Geller-Grimm http://www.geller-grimm.de/choerad.htm The greyish tomentum on the anepisternum bothers me bit (should be yellowish in both fimbriata and fulva).
But hairs are fully yellow, no grey.
Posted by Sundew on 07-07-2014 22:41
#6
I use the key
http://www.robber...rades.html, where we see greyish tomentum but yellow hairs on the anepisternum of
Ch. fimbriata. And the facial hairs are so golden, not pale yellow. Moreover,
Ch. fulva is said to be a questionable species...