Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Macquartia
Posted by christoophe on 27-08-2011 09:17
#1
Hello
Collected 19 08 11.
I find Macquartia tenebricosa.
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Posted by christoophe on 27-08-2011 09:17
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Edited by christoophe on 27-08-2011 09:19
Posted by christoophe on 27-08-2011 09:19
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Posted by christoophe on 27-08-2011 09:20
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Posted by ChrisR on 27-08-2011 09:30
#5
Yes, that does look quite like
M.tenebricosa ... let's see if the others agree :)
Posted by Zeegers on 27-08-2011 15:42
#6
I do, though I cannot exclude M. chalconota
Theo
Posted by christoophe on 27-08-2011 19:16
#7
With the key to Central Europe, for chalconota "hind tibia with two dorsal apical spurs and tergite 2 without dorsal marginal bristles".
On my sample, I see hind tibia with two dorsal apical spurs and tergite 2 with dorsal marginal Bristles.
What to choose?