Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Anthrax anthrax?
Posted by eguzki on 11-06-2007 09:52
#1
Location: Hungary
Date: 10-06-07
This fly invited the lovage in my garden. Could it be an
Anthrax anthrax(ominous name..:)? Otherwise, as if the wingpattern would be slightly different from those in the gallery.
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 11-06-2007 11:25
#2
yes. Anthrax anthrax. But let?s go wait for David Gibbs... I also have a Bombylella photo to confirm.
Posted by John Smit on 11-06-2007 12:07
#3
Nope, to my opinion it's Hemipenthes morio....
John
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 11-06-2007 12:15
#4
:) due the brownish hues in body?
Posted by John Smit on 11-06-2007 21:28
#5
?? Nope the wingpattern, A. Anthrax doesn't have such sharp edge between the black and the clear wing..
John
Posted by dipdip on 11-06-2007 21:45
#6
So this is H. morio, too?
In May, at Lake Thun, Switzerland.
Regards Maja
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 11-06-2007 21:54
#7
John Smit wrote:
?? Nope the wingpattern, A. Anthrax doesn't have such sharp edge between the black and the clear wing..
John
Ok. It's clear now. ;)
Posted by John Smit on 12-06-2007 07:28
#8
Hi Maja,
I'ld say it is!
John
Posted by Siga on 12-06-2007 08:18
#9
High, everybody
I noticed that there are some difficulties with Anthrax (I too have). But I think I found out, that Anthrax anthrax must have white spots on its back.
Likely to that that I attach.
And the above photos with that reasinign could not be A. anthrax
Or is mine no A. anthrax too?
Greetings, Siga
Posted by John Smit on 12-06-2007 15:29
#10
This I would say is a very fresh and not fully coloured Anthrax anthrax.
John
Posted by Siga on 13-06-2007 07:42
#11
Thanks
I have twor or three other pictures of A. anthrax, only a few minutes after shedding and with green dust on it together with a bladder. Maybe its from some desease. I'll start a new thread with that.
Siga
Posted by David Gibbs on 16-06-2007 11:00
#12
H. morio and teneral A. anthrax