Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tachinidae
Posted by varganimrod on 16-03-2023 19:12
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Hello! I found this one in Hungary today. This is a really small species. I keyed it out, and i got Erynnia ocypterata. Could you help me please? Is this correct?
Posted by varganimrod on 16-03-2023 19:12
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Posted by John Carr on 16-03-2023 19:57
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The
Erynnia ocypterata in the gallery has discal bristles and vein M meets R4+5 closer to the wing margin. The strong parafacial bristles and shiny black color suggest the group of genera including
Wagneria.
Posted by varganimrod on 16-03-2023 20:17
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Thank you! I have some other pictures besides these:
Posted by varganimrod on 16-03-2023 20:17
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Posted by varganimrod on 16-03-2023 20:18
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Posted by varganimrod on 16-03-2023 20:19
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There was no apical bristles in the scutellum.
Posted by varganimrod on 16-03-2023 22:08
#8
Than, is this Wagneria gagatea?
Posted by Zeegers on 17-03-2023 12:09
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Yes, it is a Wagneriini, but I don’t see a ve, so should be Ramonda.
Theo
Posted by varganimrod on 17-03-2023 15:54
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Okay, I try to do more pictures. Maybe It turns out which species is this.
Posted by varganimrod on 17-03-2023 16:13
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I did an other ptoto about head, so now is there any ve bristles? And if this is a Ramonda, about key this has to be prunaria, and because of the flying period as well, beavuse I read that other species fly in summer.