Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Muscidae > Phaonia sp
Posted by Raimo on 22-11-2024 17:27
#1
Mid Sweden July 13 2024.
Edited by Raimo on 23-11-2024 18:06
Posted by eklans on 23-11-2024 11:12
#2
I don't think it's
P. trimaculata - for me it looks like a female
P. laeta.
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 23-11-2024 16:00
#3
This female has crossed interfrontals, trimaculata and laeta have not.
What is it - I don't know.
Posted by Raimo on 23-11-2024 17:26
#4
Ok, difficult, but it should be some Phaonia at least?
Posted by eklans on 23-11-2024 18:35
#5
Among the ~70 Phaoniae from the CE Manual there are only a handful with interfrontals. Eliminating the yellow legged, those with 3 dc and the southern ones: remains
Phaonia gobertii and
wahlbergii?
Posted by Raimo on 23-11-2024 19:35
#6
The likeness to those two don't look great, but my knowledge is poor. Maybe stop at Phaonia sp.