Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Anthomyiidae? - 16/04/2011 > Hylemya?
Posted by Jeroen K on 17-04-2011 12:56
#1
16/04/2011, my garden, Kapellen, Belgium. ID'able? Thanks in advance!
Edited by Jeroen K on 17-04-2011 19:12
Posted by Jeroen K on 17-04-2011 12:59
#2
Picture 2:
Posted by Jeroen K on 17-04-2011 12:59
#3
Picture 3:
Posted by Stephen R on 17-04-2011 14:41
#4
I'm wondering if it might be something like
Phaonia angelicae. I can't see the anal vein clearly reaching the wing edge, and there seems to be a single strong pd on t3.
Posted by Jeroen K on 17-04-2011 16:03
#5
It doesn't look like
P. angelicae to me and as far as I know, it's not a Belgian species, but I'm an absolute amateur. Anyway, thanks for your response!
Posted by Stephen R on 17-04-2011 18:32
#6
Jeroen K wrote:
I'm an absolute amateur.
So am I :D The difference is, you are right and I am wrong. Apart from anything else, P. angelicae should have 2+4 dc.
Edited by Stephen R on 17-04-2011 18:49
Posted by Juergen Peters on 17-04-2011 18:44
#7
Hello!
Jeroen K wrote:
It doesn't look like P. angelicae to me and as far as I know, it's not a Belgian species
P. angelicae is abundant here in northwest Germany, so I think it should occur in Belgium, too. But not at this time of the year. It is mostly a summer species here, seldom occuring before june. And you're right: it also does not look like
P. angelicae. But I can't say, what else it is (also pure amateur...).
Posted by Stephen R on 17-04-2011 18:55
#8
I've just seen the rest of the bristles in the first photo (right hind tibia) :o I think it must be Hylemya after all. That's what comes from looking at the bristles and not the fly :|
Edited by Stephen R on 17-04-2011 18:57
Posted by Jeroen K on 17-04-2011 19:09
#9
Thanks Stephen and Juergen. I'll add '
Hylemya' to the title to attract some experts (Joke, where are you?)...
Posted by nielsyese on 18-04-2011 20:30
#10
My thought would be Hylemya too. It is at least Anthomyiidae:)
Posted by Jeroen K on 06-08-2011 09:56
#11
Closer ID than
Hylemya possible?