Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Very small flies (10.+20.07.11) --> Chloropidae and Drosophilidae
Posted by Juergen Peters on 24-07-2011 03:04
#1
Hello!
Two very tiny Brachycera. I wonder, if the one on the third picture is the same family/species as the one on the first two (it's from ten days earlier). About 1.5-1.8 mm, at night at lamp in garden (northwest Germany).
Edited by Juergen Peters on 25-07-2011 01:22
Posted by Juergen Peters on 24-07-2011 03:04
#2
Pic #2
Posted by Juergen Peters on 24-07-2011 03:04
#3
Other one from same place, 10 days earlier.
Posted by Tony Irwin on 24-07-2011 13:15
#4
The first two are Chloropidae (
Aphanotrigonum?), the third is Drosophilidae (I think!)
Edited by Tony Irwin on 24-07-2011 13:16
Posted by Nosferatumyia on 24-07-2011 15:41
#5
Yes, and the last one is obviously a
Scaptomyza.
Posted by Juergen Peters on 25-07-2011 01:21
#6
Hello!
Thank you very much, Tony and Valery!
Posted by Sara21392 on 25-07-2011 09:44
#7
That's strange to me, first one shows Oscinellinae and second one shows Chloropinae??!!!
Posted by Juergen Peters on 25-07-2011 21:23
#8
Hello, Sara!
Sara21392 wrote:
That's strange to me, first one shows Oscinellinae and second one shows Chloropinae??!!!
Hmm... I'm rather sure, that picture #1 and #2 show the same individual. It was running around, and I was following with my camera to get at least one or two sufficient pictures.
Posted by JariF on 25-07-2011 21:30
#9
Tricimba cincta and
Scaptomyza pallida maybe ?
Posted by Sara21392 on 26-07-2011 09:37
#10
I just can say: Yes Jari, you are right, it is
Tricimba, just maybe
cincta!! ;) I can't see some characters for sure in pics of 1 and 2 about
cincta species! :)
Posted by Juergen Peters on 26-07-2011 21:46
#11
Hello, Jari and Sara!
Sara21392 wrote:
I just can say: Yes Jari, you are right, it is Tricimba, just maybe cincta!!
Many thanks!