Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Hydrotaea cf. meteorica
Posted by Manuel Lopez on 03-04-2012 23:02
#1
5,2 mm. On my trousers. Lecrin valley (Granada, S Spain). March 30, 2012.
Thanks !!
Edited by Manuel Lopez on 04-04-2012 21:13
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 04-04-2012 17:52
#2
This is a male
Hydrotaea (Muscidae) : note the 2 well developed calypters (=calyptrata section).
Posted by Manuel Lopez on 04-04-2012 18:09
#3
Thanks Stephane S:) much.
Edited by Manuel Lopez on 04-04-2012 18:10
Posted by Manuel Lopez on 04-04-2012 18:15
#4
What should I photograph to identify the species? (if it is possible)
Edited by Manuel Lopez on 04-04-2012 18:17
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 04-04-2012 19:32
#5
Difficult, if you have other views, we can try...
Posted by Manuel Lopez on 04-04-2012 19:48
#6
This time I could do only these 3 more shots, but i'll return to the same place soon.
Posted by Manuel Lopez on 04-04-2012 19:49
#7
3
Posted by Manuel Lopez on 04-04-2012 19:49
#8
4
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 04-04-2012 20:49
#9
It is a pity the fore femur is not well visible, because it seems it bears the characteristic spines of
Hydrotaea meteorica.
Posted by Manuel Lopez on 04-04-2012 20:59
#10
Fore femur detail
Posted by Stephane Lebrun on 04-04-2012 21:11
#11
I think it really has the
meteorica spines set, so I stick at this ID, but this is not certified.
Posted by Manuel Lopez on 04-04-2012 21:12
#12
Well, thanks s;) much again