Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Calyptratae
Posted by Isidro on 16-05-2010 18:04
#1
Despite my last post that was completely ignored :| I don't lost faith on DI. Maybe this (anthomyiid???) can be named... Seems to have a series of black spots in the abdomen (bad seen).
Found few days ago resting in a Ephedra in Peņaflor, Aragon, NE Spain, 300 meters over sea, continental mediterranean climate.
Thanks!
Isidro
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 16-05-2010 18:33
#2
Male
Helina is all I would say.
Posted by Isidro on 16-05-2010 19:52
#3
Thanks a lot Stephane! And a species could be precised?
Edited by Isidro on 16-05-2010 19:52
Posted by Isidro on 04-07-2010 09:22
#4
Nobody can go to species?
Posted by Isidro on 14-02-2012 22:28
#5
Finally this is a Phaonia and not an Hellina. It's possible to recognize the species?
Posted by Stephen R on 15-02-2012 13:29
#6
From these photos I don't think anyone will be able to improve on Stephane's answer.
Posted by Piluca_Alvarez on 15-02-2012 13:54
#7
Isidro, if Stephane says it is Helina, I would stick at that opinion ;)
And with 46 species of nearly 'impossible' ones in Spain, I think there are little chances of getting the right one :| These little devils are a nightmare :o
Posted by Isidro on 15-02-2012 16:00
#8
Piluca, you're not the only thinking in Phaonia instead Hellina :)
What a shame. Just my first Phaonia that I asked here, was identified to species level, giving me the impression of an easy genus. But the second and this one, will remain as "impossible flies". Probably I will delete the photo from my PC :)
Thanks everybody for replying!