Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Anthomyiidae: Egle suwai
Posted by Stephen R on 06-04-2011 23:41
#1
3.5mm, Clitheroe UK, 5 April 2011
I found this one different one among the
Egle minuta. The nearby willows are (I think)
Salix caprea.
Posted by Stephen R on 06-04-2011 23:44
#2
I've just finished the dissection - seems a good fit for
E. suwai. Thanks to Oxycera for alerting me to the possibility of finding this.
Posted by oxycera on 07-04-2011 19:35
#3
Looks ok to me, but the absolute confirmation would be the cease across the middle of the postgonite. It's only c.0.01mm in size, so tricky. I'm sure Michael Ackland wouldn't mind confirming the specimen for you.
Posted by Stephen R on 08-04-2011 10:56
#4
Hm, I got everything out again to check the postgonite (and have another go at dealing with the camera vibrations), but the internal bits have gone AWOL again. As you say, they are small :|. I did note during the dissection that the pregonites fitted the illustration well, but can't confirm the tranverse structure on the postgonite.
I'm not sure whether the answer is more practice or lying down in a darkened room. I think I favour the latter :S.
I'll contact Michael after the weekend.
Posted by javanerkelens on 12-04-2011 22:24
#5
Well done!
Seems just a nice E.suwai to me
Joke