Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Heleomyzidae.
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 15-05-2006 22:00
#1
Dear friends who live in EU, I suspect that it is difficult for you to find good animal corpse in capital city park. Fortunely the situation in Moscow not as bad so far!
Moscow, park, 14 may, on cat corpse, 5-6mm.
Neoleria?
Posted by Andrzej on 16-05-2006 10:52
#2
Hi Nikita !,
What about prosternals, if any that could be Neoleria ;)
Andrzej
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 16-05-2006 14:04
#3
I found 1.
Thank you Andrzej.
Posted by Robert Nash on 16-05-2006 14:53
#4
Photo very useful:D for students and less expert workers in forensic entomology. Any more from little corpses? :(. Robert
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 16-05-2006 15:19
#5
Thank you Robert.
It was big and fatty cat male (God bless his soul), so I'll visit his grave every week and hope to find a lot of small inretesting visitors:D
Robert, please, glance a look at my Muscidae:
http://www.diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?forum_id=5&thread_id=1665
Nikita
Posted by Andrzej on 16-05-2006 16:06
#6
So I am in trouble :(
If the prosternal setae are present it coud not be Neoleria. Maybe you mind katepisternal seta (=sternopleural) that would be correctly the mentioned taxa.
Andrzej
Posted by Andrzej on 16-05-2006 16:06
#7
So I am in trouble :(
If the prosternal setae are present it coud not be Neoleria. Maybe you mind katepisternal seta (=sternopleural) that would be correctly the mentioned taxa.
Andrzej
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 16-05-2006 23:09
#8
So, next week you will get fly itself and soon we'll know answer.
Nikita
Posted by Andrzej on 18-05-2006 10:47
#9
Of course :p
Andrzej
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 05-06-2006 13:59
#10
Kindly ID by Andrzej as Neoleria ruficauda.