Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Really small yellow fly
Posted by Juanjo Rozadilla on 01-10-2012 22:43
#1
30-09-2012
Cantabria- North of Spain
A fly pretty. Will he remain unnamed?
Thanks for your help
Posted by tristram on 01-10-2012 22:51
#2
Either
Chlorops sp or
Thaumatomyia sp (Chloropidae).
Posted by Juanjo Rozadilla on 01-10-2012 23:11
#3
Very good answer!
Very grateful :D
Posted by Sara21392 on 02-10-2012 08:54
#4
tristram wrote:
Either Chlorops sp or Thaumatomyia sp (Chloropidae).
True, It seems more similar to
Thaumatomyia sp. :)
Edited by Sara21392 on 03-10-2012 13:53
Posted by Juanjo Rozadilla on 02-10-2012 22:10
#5
I guess so.
Thanks a lot for your opinion, Sara |t
Posted by von Tschirnhaus on 08-07-2013 10:44
#6
Thaumatomyia notata (Meigen, 1830), Chloropidae. The approximated dark apical scutellar bristles exclude the genus Chlorops. Compare the commments on many other images of this abundant species. The colour of this species is very variable.
Posted by Jan Willem on 08-07-2013 19:16
#7
You do have good eyes Michael :-).
Edited by Jan Willem on 08-07-2013 19:16
Posted by Mark-uk on 08-07-2013 20:32
#8
I thought it was my rubbish eyesight, as I could not make out any bristles either