Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Ulidiidae? (was Which family?)

Posted by kurt on 26-06-2010 10:39
#1

Can anyone tell to which family this round 4 mm long fly belongs. It was walking on a fallen Populus tremula wawing with one wing at a time.

Photo from Salom, Norasundet, Ångermanland, Sweden 62.53N 17.45 E 25 june 2010

Thanks for your help in advance

Regards

Kurt Holmqvist

Edited by kurt on 26-06-2010 11:17

Posted by kurt on 26-06-2010 10:40
#2

Second shot

Posted by viktor j nilsson on 26-06-2010 11:10
#3

I was thinking this might be some Ulidiidae?
Interesting fly, hope we'll get an Id of it.

Posted by kurt on 26-06-2010 11:18
#4

Thans for your suggestion Viktor
Kurt Holmqvist

Posted by Nosferatumyia on 26-06-2010 11:39
#5

It _could be_ a Homalocephala sp., but there is no entirely dark winged species; unfortunately, I cannot see its wing in details... And even cannot confirm if it is a Ulidiid at all...

Posted by kurt on 26-06-2010 14:41
#6

Thanks for looking at this fly valery.
This fly was not dark winged, more milky or half clear (fresh speciemen?). I did not manage to get a real dorsal photo but can try in some days to se if it is present at same tree.
Kurt Holmqvist

Posted by Andrzej on 26-06-2010 19:13
#7

It's not a Psilid one ?

Posted by Paul Beuk on 26-06-2010 19:52
#8

It is not. I think I screwed up this one once before in the forum and then it was Homalocephala.

Edited by Paul Beuk on 26-06-2010 19:52

Posted by kurt on 26-06-2010 20:43
#9

Thank to both Andrzej and Paul.
Now I see that it is quite like an older thread I had. But this one was bigger, without black marking on wings and some black marking on thoraic dorsum.
Kurt Holmqvist

Posted by Nosferatumyia on 26-06-2010 21:16
#10

Dear Kurt, if you are lucky to hunt this animal again, please take a picture of its wing and of pleura, when possible. 99,9% it is a Homalocephala, and then I could ID the species.