Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Tipulidae sp

Posted by crex on 03-06-2006 00:15
#1

I'm not sure this even is diptera, but I'm sure Paul Beuk will move the thread accordingly. It is pretty large and this is the only angle I got, I think. Is it possible to get an ID? From midwest Sweden in may 2006.

Edit: Changed subject (Unknown diptera?)

Edited by crex on 03-06-2006 19:10

Posted by crex on 03-06-2006 00:16
#2

Another shot a little closer on the body. Same individual.

Posted by crex on 03-06-2006 00:30
#3

Here is another one. I doubt if it is same species, but it resembles it. It is from midwest Sweden in may 2006 (two weeks before the first one).

Edited by crex on 03-06-2006 00:32

Posted by crex on 03-06-2006 00:31
#4

Another view of the second one.

Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 03-06-2006 15:24
#5

Hi Crex.
Paul has no reasons to move your image, it is 100% Diptera.
I dare say what I think. I can see only one A vein. If so, it is Ptychptera sp., Ptychopteridae.
Nikita

Posted by Paul Beuk on 03-06-2006 16:40
#6

One of the tipuloid families, not Ptychopteridae (there is no branch on the halter).

Posted by Juergen Peters on 03-06-2006 21:17
#7

Hello, Paul!

Paul Beuk wrote:
One of the tipuloid families, not Ptychopteridae (there is no branch on the halter).


What about Limonia sp. (the second one cf. nubeculosa), family Limoniidae?