Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Rhagionidae - Rhagio - male
Posted by brigitteu on 19-07-2009 21:53
#1
but not tringarius? it seems for me similar (gallery) but not enough?
the dark parts do not show the same form . . . .
Location: Switzerland, highmoor
Date: 11.07.09
Size : about 12-14 mm (if I remember right)
Thank you for your help! Brigitte
Edited by brigitteu on 19-07-2009 21:57
Posted by brigitteu on 19-07-2009 21:53
#2
2 pic
Posted by Xespok on 19-07-2009 22:10
#3
Not tringarous, because the wing is not mostly plain. Probably scolopaceus, which is larger and also has spotted wing. Others need to confirm this though.
Posted by Zeegers on 21-07-2009 20:14
#4
I agree.
THeo
Posted by brigitteu on 22-07-2009 11:46
#5
Thank you!
Does anyone knows the ID
more details: highmoore, but near a forest, on leaves of potatoes plants
Regards, Brigitte
Posted by Zeegers on 22-07-2009 16:36
#6
WEll, I can't exclude strigosus and the date would favour strigosus. Can we get a blowup of the head (lateral) ? to see the antenna ?
Theo
Posted by brigitteu on 22-07-2009 20:56
#7
Hi Theo
the pics were without tripod . . not good enough . . .
however, hope you can see more detail: head lateral
Posted by brigitteu on 22-07-2009 21:04
#8
2 pic :
this one was sitting on potato leaves - and for me it seems, that the wings have no dark field like on first pics - maybe that helps? or is it another one and more complex?
the darker one - I saw just now - was near the potatos, but on other plant
Thank you for your help
Regards. Brigitte
Posted by Zeegers on 24-07-2009 16:33
#9
Thanks
SO the first one definitely is scolopaeus, rather late in the year.
The second one is a female tringarius, with the stigma yellow and no dark markings as well noted.
Theo
Posted by brigitteu on 24-07-2009 22:58
#10
Thank you Theo!