Thread subject: Diptera.info :: kind of Sarcophagidae?
Posted by Robert Heemskerk on 22-09-2006 11:16
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Hi flyforum,
Yesterday, late in the afternoon I found this kind of ..Sarcophagidae(?)
I do not see any M1 vein!?,
The eyes are not traffic-light-red!? there is more blue in the red of the eyes..
Is this fly Sarcophagidae?, what else..
typical is the yellow line with hairs between(or on?) the eyes.
The arista seems to be plumosa, what I can see.
place: Amsterdam Forest
Sorry, the picture is not so good, much of wind and there was no sunshine left..
robert heemskerk
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Posted by Robert Heemskerk on 22-09-2006 11:16
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Posted by Zeegers on 22-09-2006 15:54
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Well, there is no bend in vein M, so it is a Muscid.
Polietis lardaria, it seems, indeed a large Muscid
Theo
Posted by Robert Heemskerk on 22-09-2006 17:30
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hi Theo,
Aha!, de spekvlieg (the Polietes lardaria - in dutch)
I did not know they where so big!?
That explains that typical muscidae-vein :D
Thank you,
robert
Posted by Zeegers on 23-09-2006 08:24
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Well,
double good news:
-1) this mistake is made very often, because of the size
-2) you make it only once, this mistake. Next time you know !
Theo