Posted by ThorstenRoeder on 24-08-2015 19:54
#1
Dear forum,
in this thread:
http://www.dipter...read_id=32
I understand that e. g. the bristles on upper head are helpful to separate S, opaca from other species.
As these ocellar bristles are a bit visible on my pics, I dare to show that fly here.
Thorax did not appear shiny, neither "live" nor on pics, so maybe S. sexmaculata ist not likely?
What do you think? Thanks a lot in advance for taking a look at this.
aug, 21st, 2015, northern upper rhine rift, southwest germany, kitchen window sill, 6mm
Best regards, Thorsten
Edited by ThorstenRoeder on 25-08-2015 20:16
Posted by Mark-uk on 24-08-2015 21:22
#3
yes
Sapromyza sp... but does has the "look and feel" of
Sapromyza sexpunctata but one would need a specimen to be sure.
Posted by ThorstenRoeder on 25-08-2015 20:15
#4
Thank you, Mark, for your answer!
Meanwhile I realized, when reading this thread:
http://www.dipter...d_id=19179,
that the position of ocellar bristles, which is relevant, cannot be seen well on my photos. So, I hope to keep in mind to catch the ocellar triangle better, when meeting such a fly nest time:-).
Best regards, Thorsten