Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Psychodidae/Ulomyia? from Romania

Posted by cosmln on 24-04-2007 08:56
#1

hi!

some image from last day (23.april.2007).
i think is from Psychodidar maybe Ulomyia?

in a Betula forest on leaves of Veratrum album (~650M), a lot of them. appear o be in two different colour, male & female?

a more precise ID is posible?

cosmln

Posted by cosmln on 24-04-2007 08:57
#2

the other colour variant:

Posted by Xespok on 24-04-2007 10:04
#3

I think this is not Ulomya. But I can not help you further. I also observed this or a very similar midge recently in Hungary.

Posted by cosmln on 25-04-2007 15:23
#4

Xespok wrote:
I think this is not Ulomya. But I can not help you further. I also observed this or a very similar midge recently in Hungary.


i have found this on net: http://popgen.unimaas.nl/~jlindsey/commanster/Insects/Flies/SpFlies/Ulomyia.fuliginosa.html

this is the reason for Ulomya.
any ideea for more?

cosmln

Posted by weia on 12-04-2023 21:43
#5

Many years later: the upper one is a male Pneumia nubila. The only species with such extensions on the 'nose'. Just before mating male and female touch heads, where maybe those extensions play a role.

The secons one I darenot say Pneumia mutua is a possibility.