Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Muscidae<Graphomya minor..ID by Stephane Lebrun
Posted by Roger Thomason on 22-06-2009 19:28
#1
From my garden this morning...ID???
Edited by Roger Thomason on 23-06-2009 20:45
Posted by Roger Thomason on 22-06-2009 19:29
#2
2. West Ham supporter?
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 22-06-2009 19:33
#3
Male
Graphomya minor.
Posted by Roger Thomason on 22-06-2009 19:37
#4
What took you so long :D.
Thanks Stephane
I only have
G.picta on my Checklist so this is new for Shetland :). Again.
Regards Roger
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 22-06-2009 19:44
#5
Sorry, I'm a litte tired :), and sorry nothing new for Sheltland :
Graphomya minor Robineau-Desvoidy, 1830 (=
G. picta Zetterstedt, 1855).
Posted by Roger Thomason on 22-06-2009 19:50
#6
G.picta is good ...new for me, I've had a few so far today....see what the evening brings.
Thanks once more Stephane...crack open a bottle of something nice.
Regards Roger.
Posted by javanerkelens on 22-06-2009 20:59
#7
Dear Stephane,
I can't see the ad on t2, so is G.minor based on the lenght of the abdomen...?
Only curious..:)
Joke van Erkelens
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 23-06-2009 11:09
#8
Roger, your list seems very old.
Cyrtoneura picta Zetterstedt = G.picta, valid name
G.minor
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 23-06-2009 17:22
#9
javanerkelens wrote:
Dear Stephane,
I can't see the ad on t2, so is G.minor based on the lenght of the abdomen...?
Only curious..:)
Joke van Erkelens
Difficult to see, but there is an ad (see below). And
G. maculata has more extended orange markings on abdomen.
Posted by javanerkelens on 23-06-2009 20:11
#10
Ahá...now i see it also!
(I studie both G.maculata and G.minor for more differents to discover......none)
Thanks
Joke
Posted by Roger Thomason on 23-06-2009 20:44
#11
Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
Roger, your list seems very old.
Cyrtoneura picta Zetterstedt = G.picta, valid name
G.minor
Yes Nikita, a bit like me...and worn round the edges :|.
Altered heading to suit you purists....I prefer
picta, coming from the Land of the Picts.
Regards Roger
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 23-06-2009 21:41
#12
Your sense of humour and your ability to resist at a 3.5 m fall proves that you are still among the youngest of us Roger. :)
Posted by Roger Thomason on 23-06-2009 22:06
#13
Yes Stephane...18 years old in a 58 years young body with the sense of humour of a schoolkid...the only way to be...no sense of humour, no point in beng alive.
Roger