Posted by Mucha Fero on 27-10-2010 20:22
#1
Voria ruralis(female) is the correct name? Thank you very much.
Mucha František, Terchová, Slovak Republik
Posted by ChrisR on 27-10-2010 20:45
#2
No ...
Voria ruralis should have a steeply angled m-cy vein (the fly in the photo has one at almost 90-degrees to m) and
Voria should have strong down-curving bristles on the parafacial.
That said, I can't see what it is :) What time of year was this seen on? These photos are displaying quite small - it might be more useful to display them one above the other ;)
EDIT: I would wait for Theo to confirm it but, having looked through my keys, it could possibly be
Huebneria affinis but the photos don't show all of the features that I'd like to check.
Edited by ChrisR on 27-10-2010 20:51
Posted by Zeegers on 27-10-2010 21:03
#3
Second opinion: Huebneria affinis was my gut feeling before I'd red Chris' contribution.
Gut feeling is not a very scientific approach, but the results of gut feeling can be reliable !
Theo
Posted by Mucha Fero on 28-10-2010 06:03
#4
ChrisR wrote:
No ... Voria ruralis should have a steeply angled m-cy vein (the fly in the photo has one at almost 90-degrees to m) and Voria should have strong down-curving bristles on the parafacial.
That said, I can't see what it is :) What time of year was this seen on? These photos are displaying quite small - it might be more useful to display them one above the other ;)
EDIT: I would wait for Theo to confirm it but, having looked through my keys, it could possibly be Huebneria affinis but the photos don't show all of the features that I'd like to check.
Photo was taken on 27.10.2010. Picture will be larger when you drag into it. Thank you very much for your help in identifying.