Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tachinidae: Dinera ? Dexia?
Posted by Jordi Clavell on 11-04-2010 13:16
#1
Esterri d'Àneu, Pirineus, Spain.
30.07.2008
Edited by Jordi Clavell on 10-04-2011 07:55
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 11-04-2010 13:20
#2
Tachinidae.
Dinera (?)
Posted by paqui on 13-04-2010 20:33
#3
oh my, at first I thought Dexia :(
If Dinera we´ve got just 3 recorded ones: D. carinifrons, D. ferina and D. grisescens; the first 2 seem b/w, could it be then D. grisescens?
Thanks :)
Posted by Jaakko on 14-04-2010 08:10
#4
I would have gone for
Dexia /
Bithia direction also.. just by feeling, as it does not look immediately to any of the three
Dinera to me.
Posted by paqui on 14-04-2010 18:30
#5
offf these Tachinidae subfamily´s jumps by appearance drive me crazy,
- Have all Bithia the M vein like this?
http://diptera.in...d_id=14965
- This Dinera grisescens has a similar colour at least:
http://diptera.in...to_id=3017
?
Thanks
Edited by paqui on 14-04-2010 18:31
Posted by Zeegers on 15-04-2010 16:11
#6
I think Dexia was actually a good idea.
In case of Dinera it might only be grisescens, given the colours, however, the excavation on syntergiet 1&2 is complete.
The wing venation with this short appendix to bend is typical in Dexia.
Bithia makes sense as well, however, I have never seen a Bithia with this appendix.
Theo
Posted by paqui on 15-04-2010 21:33
#7
I haven´t considered Bithia (I didn´t know it), thanks for the explanation :)