Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Lasiomma sp. ? --> correct, probably
Posted by javanerkelens on 10-12-2017 20:08
#2
If indeed photographed on 3 november, it could be
Lasiomma.
The most common one is
L. seminitidum and still active in late autum....even during the winter. Just keep it as a possible
Lasiomma species
Johanna
Posted by gertvanheghe on 10-12-2017 21:08
#3
Thanks, Johanna. However, the photo was made 11th of March...
Posted by javanerkelens on 10-12-2017 21:50
#4
Hmmm…..when I see your date on Waarneming.be, then this does not match the actual date of photographing this fly?.
If so…..then the input is scientifically not correct.
When we than search for the occurrence of certain types of flies in the database, we get some strange results ……in my humble opinion.
Johanna
Edited by javanerkelens on 10-12-2017 23:01
Posted by gertvanheghe on 11-12-2017 13:58
#5
This is terribly confusing!
My observation is from the 11th of March this year.
On Waarnemingen.be the date seems to be always written in the ISO 8601 standard date format "YYYY-MM-DD", so it should be 2017-03-11.
And "2017-03-11" is exactly what I see on the website; screenshot attached.
What is it that "does not match" ? I don't see it !?
Thanks!
Gert
Edited by gertvanheghe on 11-12-2017 17:43
Posted by javanerkelens on 11-12-2017 17:59
#6
My mistake.....I read it as YYYY-DD-MM instead of YYYY-MM-DD
Johanna
Edited by javanerkelens on 11-12-2017 18:00
Posted by gertvanheghe on 11-12-2017 20:48
#7
No problem. I'm glad it's all clear now!
