Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Sepsidae fly
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 31-10-2006 22:59
#1
Hi flyforum
I'm almost sure that this is Sepsidae (perhaps Ulidiidae can be too... please let me know how can I distinguish between these two families... Ulidiidae seems to have an acute abdomen in its extremity?...)
I took in last week in Silgueiros - Viseu above a grapefruit.
Really,the fly seems to be in Europa moon! :) (take a look here:
http://images.goo...a=N&tab=wi)
to see it bigger go:
http://flickr.com...427&size=l
Posted by Andre Jas on 31-10-2006 23:11
#2
Hi Jorge,
I have an image (don't know how I got it), but it's of an unidentified Sepsis species. And that looks exactly like yours. So I'd say Sepsis sp.
Andr
Edited by Andre Jas on 31-10-2006 23:12
Posted by Paul Beuk on 01-11-2006 07:20
#3
It is a sepsid, but I cannot see any dark marking in the wing so I would not call it
Sepsis.
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 01-11-2006 08:07
#4
Wellcome back with nice fly Jorge.
Well, it is male, so we have to find species level ID.
There are two possible candidate as far as I know Sepsis lateralis (a Sepsis without black apical spot on the wing) or Austalosepsis niviepennis. Both species are possible in Portugal.
On one hand it seems that cells br and bm on the wing fused, which lead us to Austalosepsis niviepennis.
On the other hand f1 and t1 and general appearence are for Sepsis lateralis.
I think that more probable that cells bm, br only looks fused and it is
Sepsis lateralis.
Nikita
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 01-11-2006 12:47
#5
I send fly to Andrey Ozerov.
His reply -
"I think S. lateralis"
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 14-02-2007 16:20
#6
so, is it confirmed that this fly is Sepsis lateralis?
IF the answer is right... this must go to the gallery. ;) If not, I will try to take more detailed photos when I see again the fly...
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 14-02-2007 17:24
#7
Hi Jorge.
If Andrey Ozerov think that it is Sepsis lateralis, who can disagree with him?:D
Nikita