Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Micropezidae/Hybotidae? Norway
Posted by gedra on 24-07-2012 19:51
#1
Found this fly today outside Oslo, Norway. Possible to ID?
rgds
Geir
Edited by gedra on 25-07-2012 17:06
Posted by Andrzej on 24-07-2012 20:31
#2
Not Micropezidae ! Look pls at the antennal segments ;-). I think about Hybotidae !/Andrzej
Posted by John Carr on 24-07-2012 23:31
#3
Chelipoda?
Posted by gedra on 25-07-2012 17:09
#4
It could be a hybotidae...can't find something similar in the gallery though...
Another photo:
Posted by Andrzej on 25-07-2012 17:30
#5
Please, make a request to Paul !!! John suggested that this female could be a
Chelipoda species which is actually placed in Empididae ;-)
Posted by John Carr on 25-07-2012 19:14
#6
Fore coxa more than half as long as femur, widely separated from mid coxa, fore femur swollen = Hemerodromiinae. (The fore femur is slender in one New World genus.)
Posted by Paul Beuk on 05-08-2012 10:29
#7
Hemerodromia sp.
Posted by gedra on 12-08-2012 12:35
#8
Thanks!