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Chloromyia formosa ?
Cecile
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Posted on 06-10-2006 17:35
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I'm a newbie...so, I'm not sure Wink
I think the first one is Chloromyia formosa (10 mm, near Paris, 05/2006) : it's correct?
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the second one : the male in the same sp? (same location, 06/2006)
Thanks in advance for help!
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Hi Cecile, Welcome to Diptera.info!
You got the genus right - Chloromyia, but the species wrong - this is speciosa - see http://www.dipter...post_12670. The hind basitarsis (basal segment of the foot) is contrastingly pale - much paler than the dark part of the tibia. Although we cannot see the male's hind tarsi, it does have the darkened wings and dark hairs around the antennae which are typical of speciosa, so I think it is the same. C. speciosa is a much more uncommon species - a really good find! Cool
Tony
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Thanks Tony !Wink
I'll try to remember these very clear explanations. Thanks again.
 
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