Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tachinidae?
Posted by Pentti Ketola on 23-04-2015 14:31
#1
Hi,
Lypha?
Photo on 23 April Kokkola Finland.
I took shots needling it.
Thanks.
Regards Pentti.
Posted by Zeegers on 23-04-2015 19:02
#2
Could we get a lateral shot, please ?
Theo
Posted by Pentti Ketola on 23-04-2015 19:42
#3
OK.lateral.
Posted by Pentti Ketola on 23-04-2015 20:48
#4
head.
Posted by Zeegers on 24-04-2015 07:34
#5
This is a weird one. First impression was Triarthria, but it is not.
The last picture (thanks !) seems to show that the ocellar bristles are reclinate.
Thart would be a big help.
Could you confirm this ?
Theo
Posted by Zeegers on 24-04-2015 07:44
#6
It totally doesn't key out. Need to rethink this one.
Theo
Posted by Pentti Ketola on 24-04-2015 08:10
#7
Hi,
legs.
Pentti.
Posted by Pentti Ketola on 24-04-2015 08:12
#8
more..
Edith; Only one species of
Triarthria -family are found in Finland.
Triarthria setipennis;)
Pentti.
Edited by Pentti Ketola on 24-04-2015 08:26
Posted by ChrisR on 24-04-2015 19:55
#9
Agree, it can't be Triarthria (arista doesn't have long segments) and doesn't look like Lypha (no large pteropleural and hid spiracle wrong). The overall impression to me is of the 'hairy' spring Phorocera (and similar taxa) but I'd need the specimen ... might have been useful to hook out the genitalia too.
Posted by Pentti Ketola on 03-01-2016 12:36
#10
Hi,
do you think it will be possible to know the species?
Pentti.
Posted by Zeegers on 04-01-2016 11:10
#11
So, what about the ocellar bristles ?
Are they proclinate, reclinate or missing ?
Theo
Posted by Zeegers on 04-01-2016 11:13
#12
Just to be sure: the eyes are hairy, right ?