Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Please check classification of diptera on my photopage 2006
Posted by Robert Zoralski on 24-11-2006 08:21
#1
Hi,
I decided to prepare photoalbum with all the pictures of insects I took this year. Those pictures were taken in Poland.
So I prepared a website "Insects of Poland"
Could you help me and check the classification of diptera?
http://free.of.pl...f1=Diptera
If you find any wrong classification please contact me at: insects at poczta.of.pl.
I would be thankful.
Posted by Zeegers on 24-11-2006 08:36
#2
Dzien dobry, Robert,
Czy pan jest Polakiem ?
Your 'Tabanus sp.' is a female Hybomitra, most likely H. muehlfeldi.
Theo Zeegers
Posted by Robert Zoralski on 24-11-2006 08:41
#3
Tak, jestem Polakiem :)
(Yes, I live in Poland)
Thank you for information about Hybomitra.
I'll fix it tomorrow.
Posted by Sergey Golubev on 24-11-2006 12:02
#4
Hi, Robert. Your Lygaeus saxatilis seems to be Corizus hyoscyami L. of the family Rhopalidae. Lygaeus has black lateral edge of its shards, but the bug on the photo has red one.
It is very likely that Lygus rugulipennis is Lygus pratensis in fact. L.rugulipennis has often W-shaped dark spot on its scutellum or at least bifurcated spot, but never has solid triangular spot unlike L.pratensis. Moreover, L.pratensis has reddish color pattern of its shards.
Sergey Golubev
Edited by Sergey Golubev on 24-11-2006 12:15
Posted by Frank Koehler on 24-11-2006 15:36
#6
No misidentification in Coleoptera!
Greetings
Frank
Posted by Robert Zoralski on 28-11-2006 00:24
#7
Thank you guys!
I fixed identification following your suggestions.
Best Regards
Robert Zoralski
Posted by Tony Irwin on 28-11-2006 00:56
#8
Hi Robert.
Your
Musca domestica is probably a calliphorid. The wings are very dark, and the abdomen appears to have a metallic green or blue reflection. I don't know what genus it is, but it's certainly not
Musca.