Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Anthomyia quinquemaculata (Macquart, 1839) Male

Posted by MichelAngel on 27-12-2019 12:00
#1
Hello,

I would like to know if this species belongs to Anthomyia procellaris. It was collected in a pan trap in 09-11-18 at Son Gual (Majorca).

i.ibb.co/g7cmCxw/Anthomyia-procellaris-m6.jpg

i.ibb.co/qBWsnsq/Anthomyia-procellaris-m1.jpg

i.ibb.co/Fm0YGSt/Anthomyia-procellaris-m2.jpg

i.ibb.co/DQgXYXh/Anthomyia-procellaris-m3.jpg

i.ibb.co/C0sj9y0/Anthomyia-procellaris-m4.jpg

i.ibb.co/t8qGgSN/Anthomyia-procellaris-m5.jpg

Thanks in advance!

Miguel Ángel
Edited by MichelAngel on 08-01-2020 09:08

Posted by javanerkelens on 06-01-2020 14:16
#2
Looking at the shape of the pregonite...I am more thinking at A. quinquemaculata…
We need to look at the shape of the postgonite, if there is a tuft present or not.
Photo 1; pre-and postgonite A. quinquemaculata
Photo 2; pre-and postgonite A. procellaris

Johanna

Posted by javanerkelens on 06-01-2020 14:17
#3
photo 2

Posted by MichelAngel on 07-01-2020 09:52
#4
Dear Johanna,

I have checked the pre-and postgonite and I would say that it fits with the Anthomyia quinquemaculata.

i.ibb.co/KLsT23n/Anthomyia-procellaris-m8.jpg

Thank you very much for your help, Johanna.

Miguel Ángel

Posted by javanerkelens on 07-01-2020 15:23
#5
Seems indeed correct!

Johanna

Posted by MichelAngel on 08-01-2020 09:19
#6
Thank you very much, Johanna!