Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Lauxaniidae from 29.09.10 #3: Meiosimyza
Posted by Juergen Peters on 02-10-2010 22:48
#1
Hello!
This one from our garden (northwest Germany) measured about 5 mm.
Posted by Juergen Peters on 02-10-2010 22:48
#2
Pic #2
Posted by rvanderweele on 02-10-2010 23:04
#3
It seems to me Meiosimyza spec. rorida? Perhaps.
Posted by Juergen Peters on 02-10-2010 23:06
#4
Hello, Ruud!
rvanderweele wrote:
It seems to me Meiosimyza spec. rorida? Perhaps.
Thanks one more time!
Posted by katerina dvorakova on 03-10-2010 14:28
#5
Meiosimyza yes, but it is not identificable to species level according to these photos! The lateral view is necessary.
Katka
Posted by katerina dvorakova on 03-10-2010 14:33
#6
Oh, and I cant see chaetotaxy on thorax very good, so PROBABLY Meiosimyza.
Posted by rvanderweele on 03-10-2010 15:21
#7
I agree with you Katka.
Posted by Juergen Peters on 03-10-2010 16:09
#8
Hello, Katerina!
Thanks!
Katerina Dvorakova wrote:
Oh, and I cant see chaetotaxy on thorax very good, so PROBABLY Meiosimyza.
And what else could it be if not
Meiosimyza?
Posted by rvanderweele on 03-10-2010 16:15
#9
I think 99% sure it is Meiosimyza. The other 1%? I don't know. Not Tricholauxania. Not a Sapromyza I think.
Posted by Juergen Peters on 03-10-2010 16:55
#10
Hello, Ruud!
rvanderweele wrote:
I think 99% sure it is Meiosimyza. The other 1%? I don't know. Not Tricholauxania. Not a Sapromyza I think.
Thank you.
Sapromyza I know normally more stubby, and
Tricholauxania (below - at least I hope, they are) with a darkened wing apex.
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 03-10-2010 16:58
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The last 3 images look to me as
Tricholauxania praeusta Fall.
Posted by Juergen Peters on 03-10-2010 17:13
#12
Hello, Nikita!
Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
The last 3 images look to me as
Tricholauxania praeusta Fall.
Yes, thanks for confirmation. As those I had also saved them.