Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Lucilia sp?
Posted by Iolaire on 19-09-2007 13:43
#1
Hello again,
I'm fairly sure this is Lucilia sp. But can someone give it a full ID?
3 pics: the 1st may be another fly!
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 19-09-2007 13:52
#2
~your photos shows clearly strong dc and ac so it is Lucilia sp.
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 19-09-2007 16:29
#3
strong dc and ac so it is Lucilia sp.
if Calliphoridae :D
I think second fly is Neomyia, Muscidae
Nikita
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 19-09-2007 19:08
#4
because of the way that M vein bents? it seems like muscid... :S
:( again... fooled by a fly! :(
(muscidae are the guilty... or it can be Anthom... or it can be Callipho...)
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 19-09-2007 19:40
#5
because of the way that M vein bents
no, mostly because of green-metallic shining frons and occiput. Also leg chaetotaxy not Lucilia's.
again... fooled by a fly!
I spend yesterday in attemps to ID Chrysomya from Thailand. Today I understood, that it is Neomyia :D (N.lauta) :@
So, don't worry Jorge, you aren't the only person who was (and will) be foolished by fly ;)
Nikita
Posted by Iolaire on 20-09-2007 08:39
#6
Hi Nikita,
You mentioned Neomyia lauta in your last reply. I'm afraid that this species doesn't seem to be indigenous in the Netherlands. I looked into the indigenous species of Neomyia in my country and only N. cornicina and N. viridescens are "Dutch" species. Can it be one of those perhaps?
Another question: does "Neomyia" also aply for the fly in the first picture?
Thanks!
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 20-09-2007 10:56
#7
1. N. cornicina - 3post dc, 1 prst ac, N.viridescens - post dc, 0 prst ac,
your fly - ?
2. I think Jorge is right, first fly is Lucilia