Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tephritidae
Posted by kurt on 30-08-2009 15:49
#1
Could this 3-4 mm long fly be a Dioxyna bidentis?
Found on Tanacetum vulgare.
Photo from Norasundet, Ångermanland, Sweden 62.56N 17.47 E 30 august 2009
Thanks for your help in advance
Regards
Kurt Holmqvist
Posted by kurt on 30-08-2009 15:50
#2
One more shot
Posted by kurt on 30-08-2009 15:51
#3
One more picture
Posted by kurt on 30-08-2009 15:52
#4
And last one
Posted by KWQ on 30-08-2009 16:17
#5
It is not
Dioxyna bidentis for 3 reasons:
1. Gena is not protruding enough
2. Apical bristles of scutellum are not minute.
3. The wing pattern is not indistinct enough.
This is
Tephritis sp. in my opinion.
Posted by KWQ on 30-08-2009 16:21
#6
THe previous messageancelled! I took a closer look and now I think this is
Campiglossa sp.,
C. difficilis could be the most likely species.
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 30-08-2009 18:35
#7
Campiglossa difficilis Hendel, indeed.