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Su web cercando con "mosca arancione" ho trovato qualcosa come Pegomya testacea o silacea. Mai visto prima; era in ombra profonda e la foto non perfetta ... comunque la pubblico ugualmente essendo la prima volta che vedo questo soggetto. Con monopiede e 180/2,8 macro Sigma. Un saluto a tutti. Paolo ... cusufai
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sent on August 28, 2021 (0:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Hello Paul, let's say right away that it is not a Pegomya that is an Anthomyiidae diptera, the specimen photographed is a Tephritidae dipterus that is called: Xyphosia miliaria (Schrank, 1781). Tefritids are phytophagous midges, many species are harmful, due to their attacks on many plants of fruit growing, which is why they are generically called fruit flies. ;-) Ciao Paolo, diciamo subito che non è una Pegomya che è un dittero Anthomyiidae, l'esemplare fotografato è un dittero Tephritidae che si chiama: Xyphosia miliaria (Schrank, 1781). I Tefritidi sono moscerini fitofagi, molte specie sono dannose, a causa dei loro attacchi a molte piante della frutticoltura, motivo per cui vengono chiamati genericamente moscerini della frutta.
sent on August 28, 2021 (7:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thanks Claudio! Very kind to share your expertise. I updated the title. For the record I have returned to that area several times without ever meeting a subject like this. Good day! Paolo ... cusufai Grazie Claudio! Gentilissimo a condividere la tua competenza. Ho aggiornato il titolo. Per la cronaca sono tornato in quella zona diverse volte senza mai reincontrare un soggetto come questo. Buona giornata! Paolo ... cusufai
sent on August 28, 2021 (14:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Discreet free hand. Too bad we didn't also highlight the wing mosaic with its beautiful designs. Discreto mano libera. Peccato non aver messo in evidenza anche il mosaico alare con i suoi splendidi disegni.
sent on August 28, 2021 (19:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
“ Discreet free hand. Too bad we didn't also highlight the wing mosaic with its beautiful designs. „
Thanks for the Pigi47 passage; I hope to meet him again in a favorable light situation to resume it better. A greeting. Paolo ... cusufai " Discreto mano libera. Peccato non aver messo in evidenza anche il mosaico alare con i suoi splendidi disegni. " Grazie del passaggio Pigi47; spero di reincontrarlo in situazione di luce favorevole per riprenderlo meglio. Un saluto. Paolo ... cusufai
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