Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tachinidae-> Baumhaueria tibialis, new species to hungarian fauna
Posted by varganimrod on 02-04-2023 14:54
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Hello! I caught this one today, in Hungary. I would say, that this is the Baumhaueria goniaeformis. But I’m not sure, because of the genus Admontia. Could you help me please?
Edited by varganimrod on 03-04-2023 13:06
Posted by varganimrod on 02-04-2023 14:54
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Posted by varganimrod on 02-04-2023 14:54
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Posted by Zeegers on 02-04-2023 19:22
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Yes, definitely Baumhaueria, but there are more species in this genus …
Theo
Posted by varganimrod on 02-04-2023 20:26
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Thanks! As I see, there could be two species in Hungary. Microps and goniaeformis. My key writes, that in goniaeformis, the scutellum has a really big yellow part, so the scutellum’s half is yellow. Then, this is microps, because in the pictures definitely not. Is there any other features what can help?
Posted by Zeegers on 03-04-2023 08:22
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Yes, I agree it is not goniaeformis, but it could be tibialis.
Theo
Posted by Zeegers on 03-04-2023 08:26
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I hapen to possess a series of microps from Pindos and all have dark tibiae.
Also Cerretti (2010) apparently is the only one to treat all three species and yes, other features agree with tibialis (wing venation, arista).
So, it seems to be Baumhaueria tibialis, which is an extremely rare species.
Please submit to the gallery !
Theo
Edited by Zeegers on 03-04-2023 11:27
Posted by varganimrod on 03-04-2023 12:20
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Thank you very much! Then, this is a new species for hungarian fauna. This has been caught in Poland and French yet, but then, in Hungary as well. So the main feature is the red tibia.
Posted by Zeegers on 04-04-2023 07:17
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and the not completely thickened arista (top quarter slender ) and other features invisible in pics.
Posted by varganimrod on 04-04-2023 20:14
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Thank you!