Thread subject: Diptera.info :: id please
Posted by jokin on 26-05-2007 17:11
#1
Taken in Cartagena south of spain
Habitat:
plants:Cistus Monspeliensis,Cistus albidus,thimalea hirsuta,Thymus.Lavandulas etc
eat in one flower and pose in a stone,eat,stone...
Sorry my english is patetic
Edited by jokin on 27-05-2007 22:15
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 26-05-2007 19:13
#2
wowwo!! You found Nemestrinidae!! please, +lease give us more details!! about habitat, and plants, or substrate!! :)
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 26-05-2007 19:15
#3
it could be Nemestrinus sp. ??
So far I know these are very important to control grassophers populations! Grasshopers beware! B):D
>> Nemestrinidae - devoid of bristles, very large number in closed cells in wing, very long proboscis, eyes non holoptic and so on. :)
AND, according to search in diptera.info your fly it is the very first to show this family!! It would be great to know until species level! This must appear in diptera gallery! :D
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 26-05-2007 19:21
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 26-05-2007 19:29
#4
This is
NOT Fallenia sp.
neither Trichopsidea sp. due wing venation :) Very probably to be
Nemestrinus sp. :)
There are more 2 genus for Spain:
Neorhynchocephalus and
Stenopteromyia ... but I don?t have clues about these genus. :) For probability
this could be Nemestrinus sp.
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 26-05-2007 19:31
Posted by Isidro on 26-05-2007 20:01
#5
:o:o:o:o
How strange fly!!!
It looks a Bombyliidae with Tabanidae eyes and Syrphidae colour with very very veryy strange and impressive reticulate venation!!!
I don't knew this rare fly. I hope find it some day!
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 26-05-2007 20:18
#6
it is common in south of Spain, I think. :) try to look at the flowers. We can found it one day. :)
Precisely.. it is like a mixture. :) A chimaera. :D
but I'm curious about more data given by jokin. :) More details about the type of habitat (if near/far streamers, in woodland, or... )
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 26-05-2007 20:20
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 20-08-2008 13:06
#7
probably N. perezii :)
please put this photo in the gallery!! :)
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 20-08-2008 13:07
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 14-08-2009 10:48
#8
This is really a Nemestrinus perezii!!!
It seems that jokin doesn't visit anymore the DI... but is there any hypothesis to put this photo in the gallery? It should be a rule that all photos that appear in the forum automatically would belong to the DIPTERA.INFO. And in this way, we could put this photo in the gallery without any problems...