Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Raupenfliege (Tachinidae), Phasia spec.?
Posted by Horst Schlueter on 06-02-2010 09:26
#1
Hallo,
this fly I photographed at home on my writingdesk the 01.02.2009 in Winnenden, WN, Baden-Württemberg, Gemany.
The length ist between 5 an 6 mm
Is it possible to say more than Phasia spec.?
Best regards
Horst Schlüter
Edited by Horst Schlueter on 06-02-2010 09:38
Posted by nielsyese on 06-02-2010 09:29
#2
The photo isn't visible. You should resize it to 600 px wide.
Posted by Horst Schlueter on 06-02-2010 09:46
#3
Hallo,
I Don't know, why it is in this forum, because I didn't put it there, an why the photo is double??
Best regards
Horst
Posted by ChrisR on 06-02-2010 12:36
#4
Not
Phasia (the median vein on yours doesn't have a long enough petiole) but it could be
Clytiomyia perhaps? Needs Theo to have a look at it I think :)
Not sure why it doubled and was put in the wrong forum originally but I have moved it here to the correct one :)
Edited by ChrisR on 06-02-2010 12:37
Posted by Xespok on 06-02-2010 14:27
#5
Or maybe a female Opesia?
Posted by Zeegers on 06-02-2010 14:29
#6
I'm thinking Strongygaster
Theo
Posted by Horst Schlueter on 06-02-2010 17:51
#7
ChrisR wrote:
Not Phasia (the median vein on yours doesn't have a long enough petiole) but it could be Clytiomyia perhaps? Needs Theo to have a look at it I think :)
Not sure why it doubled and was put in the wrong forum originally but I have moved it here to the correct one :)
Dear Chris,
thank you for moving the thread in this part of forum.
Best regards
Horst
Edited by Horst Schlueter on 06-02-2010 17:59
Posted by Horst Schlueter on 06-02-2010 18:05
#8
Dear Chris, dear Gabor and dear Theo,
thank you very much for your opinions and determinations.
With best regards
Horst