Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Heleomyzidae Tephrochlamys rufiventris?
Posted by Roger Thomason on 06-04-2009 14:34
#1
Photographed in my garden this morning. Is this
T.rufiventris (F).
Posted by Roger Thomason on 06-04-2009 14:35
#2
Pic.2
Posted by Roger Thomason on 06-04-2009 14:36
#3
Dorsal...
Posted by Andrzej on 06-04-2009 18:46
#4
Hi,
The species is very similar to this one from the following web site: http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=20279&pid=91077#post_91077 ;)
Andrzej
Posted by Roger Thomason on 06-04-2009 22:42
#5
Hi Andrzej
Yes, but a bit lighter in colour. It was actually photographed on the same bit of the fence as the previous one (a couple of weeks ago). I suppose the answer is the same :|.
Regards Roger
Posted by Andrzej on 06-04-2009 22:45
#6
Yes I do :)
Andrew
Posted by Roger Thomason on 06-04-2009 23:10
#7
Hi Andrew
It wasn't a marriage proposal :D. , I don't think She Who Must Be Obeyed would be too happy. I only wanted to know whether or not this is also T.Sp.?
Regards Roger
Edited by Roger Thomason on 06-04-2009 23:13
Posted by Andrzej on 06-04-2009 23:14
#8
I am not a bigamist :D
Yes, I think that T. sp. is the best way before I'll collect and ID a specimen :@
Andrzej
Posted by Roger Thomason on 06-04-2009 23:23
#9
Tephrochlamys sp. it is....that's, Flies- 2, Roger- nil for today.
Maybe tomorrow :|.
Edited by Roger Thomason on 06-04-2009 23:24
Posted by Andrzej on 06-04-2009 23:27
#10
Don't be afraid ;)
A new day and a new hope !
Posted by Roger Thomason on 06-04-2009 23:34
#11
CUT....Roll the Credits....Music...
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