Diptera.info :: Identification queries :: Diptera (adults)
 the Ephydrid, Notiphila cinerea?
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| ole |
Posted on 08-07-2011 15:38
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 Member Location: copenhagen /Denmark Posts: 857 Joined: 29.11.07 |
Can it be confirmed? surgested by Walther Gritsch http://www.fugleo...ForumID=36 (in Danish) Found in a gravel pit near copenhagen 5th. july ole attached the following image:  [55.5Kb] |
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Posted on 08-07-2011 15:38
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Member Location: copenhagen /Denmark Posts: 857 Joined: 29.11.07 |
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ole attached the following image:  [58.64Kb] |
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Posted on 08-07-2011 15:40
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Member Location: copenhagen /Denmark Posts: 857 Joined: 29.11.07 |
And some venetation (sorry for quality) Thanks in advance, Ole ole attached the following image:  [73.3Kb] Edited by ole on 08-07-2011 15:42 |
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| ole |
Posted on 13-07-2011 16:46
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Member Location: copenhagen /Denmark Posts: 857 Joined: 29.11.07 |
no nothing? |
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| Tony Irwin |
Posted on 13-07-2011 19:14
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Certainly Notiphila, but I would leave it to Cranefly to pronounce on the species!
Tony ---------- Tony Irwin |
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| ole |
Posted on 13-07-2011 20:57
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Member Location: copenhagen /Denmark Posts: 857 Joined: 29.11.07 |
Thanks Tony! I´ve tranlated Walthers remarks: "Costa reach only to R4 +5, so it's Notiphila sp. With the key in the Keys to the Insects of the European Part of the USSR, I can reach Notiphila cf. cinerea based on the following parts: 3 antenneled reddish yellow on the inside; face yellowish brown; Scutum and pleurer without stripes or spots; cheeks relatively high; all Tibi yellowish (or what?); face yellow. Notiphila cinerea is a common species, judging from the checklist (ZMUC 71, NMA 29)." Hope Cranefly will see the thread. Ole |
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