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Hybotidae Tachypeza sp.
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Posted on 18-10-2009 00:20
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Hi,

I think I have the male and female of Tachypeza nubila, both found on an Oak tree on the 6th and 9th October.

I have also seen some later on my south facing wall, I have pics of what looks like the same female on 2 dates, 10th and 11th October but I'm only uploading those from the 10th as well as the others.

Another set of pics I took on 11th October on the wall, I at first assumed to be a male, but looking closer I now think it isn't the same. For one reason, the abdomen is longer but hasn't the same shape as the female. Leg colouring is also a little different but it is also similar to that of the male on the Oak.

Location a few miles south of Lincoln UK.

Size, a little over 3.5mm.

I am uploading 2 pics of the male, 2 each of the female on Oak and the wall, and 3 of the confusing one. I'm not sure I have the others correct either, any help much appreciated! Wink

Janet Smile

First the male on the Oak 2 pics.
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Male pic 2
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Female on Oak pic 1
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Female on Oak pic 2
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Female on wall pic 1
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Confusing one pic 1
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Bumping this up in case someone can help. Frown

Can anyone at least tell me if Tachypeza nubila is correct for the first 3 flies?

Thanks for looking. Smile
 
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I think all are Tachypeza nubila
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Thanks Paul! Grin
 
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