Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tephritida?
Posted by dipdip on 27-04-2006 17:51
#1
Hallo
a fly of some mm sitting on a leaf of clover in the region of the Sea of Thun CH, 560mNN, 27.04.2006.
Could it belong to the family of Tephritidae?
Greetings Maja
Posted by Jan Willem on 27-04-2006 19:53
#2
Hi Maja,
Yes, you are totally right. It does belong to the Tephritidae. If none of the others will give you the species name before the weekend, I will do my best in the weekend to identify it (but I doubt that you will have to wait that long!).
Jan Willem
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 27-04-2006 19:57
#3
Yes, Maja, it is Tephritidae. Vein Sc fusing C under angle 90 is good character for Tephritidae ID.
Which Thephritidae - I don't know, wait for expert.
Nikita
Posted by dipdip on 28-04-2006 20:36
#4
Hi
I'm learning all the time. Thats good for my brain!
Nice week-end Maja
Posted by Jan Willem on 28-04-2006 21:18
#5
Hi Maja,
I would say it is a
Tephritis spec. I leave it to the experts to say more about it!
Jan Willem
Posted by dipdip on 29-04-2006 18:16
#6
Hi Jan
Thats already much more that I could have found out myself, thank you very much. Maja
Posted by John Smit on 08-05-2006 08:29
#7
Hi all,
I agree with
Tephritis.
But to say more will be difficult.
John