Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tachinidae help -> Istochaeta longicornis
Posted by maroo on 03-11-2019 22:06
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collected 2 Tachinidae from a dry area (gravel pit) in southern Sweden in june
I suppose both flies are the same species?!
Martin
Edited by maroo on 04-11-2019 21:11
Posted by maroo on 03-11-2019 22:06
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Posted by maroo on 03-11-2019 22:06
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Posted by maroo on 03-11-2019 22:07
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Posted by Zeegers on 04-11-2019 07:46
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Baumhaueria, I guess you only have goniaeformis.
Pretty rare species !
Theo
Posted by maroo on 04-11-2019 18:45
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Exellent Theo!
I did a search in the Swedish database over diptera, but there are no records (until now)
Off course there are probably some records in the Swedish museums, but it seems like quite rare fly
Martin
Posted by Zeegers on 04-11-2019 20:36
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Or I have totally misjugded the length of the pre-alar bristle in the first pic, the second pic shows it to be short, and it is actually Istochaeta.
Even rarer !
Theo
Posted by Zeegers on 04-11-2019 20:37
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And you have I. longicornis, that is a clear candidate.
Sorry for the mistake.
Theo
Posted by maroo on 04-11-2019 21:13
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No worries!
I'll change to your suggestion
Martin