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Jo crec que aquesta mosca és Hermetia illucens (Linnaeus, 1758)
Martin

Hi Rafel Amazing! There's a similar case mentioned here http://finchwench.wordpress.com/2011/06/04/passerine-gynandromorphine Reference: Abella, Joan Carles. 2002 (2004). Capture of two probable gynandromorphic house sparrows Passer domesticus in NE Spain. Revista Catalana d'Ornitologia Volume: 19 P...

Avui a s´Albufera (Sa Roca) 1 Pluvialis apricaria

Martin

Hi Maties

I hope my tentative identification proves to be correct.

Just in case, I´ve asked a colleague at the Museum to confirm what it is.

Best wishes

Martin (as always apologies for the English)

Hi Rafel

It's been confirmed, they are larvae of Syrphidae (Diptera). If I find out any more information I'll let you know.

Martin

Hi Rafel

Apologies for replying in English.....

I think they are Diptera larvae, possibly in the family Syrphidae. I'm ckecking with a colleague and will get back to you.

Saludos

Martin

Hola Biel

Yo tuve uno a la trampa de llum en Binifaldó el miércoles 13.4.2013

Mucha suerte

Martin

Hi Cati

To me it looks like this (http://www.biodiversidadvirtual.org/ins ... 48533.html)

Best wishes

Martin

Apologies for the English response

Trithemis annulata - I'm not sure if this species has been recorded previously from the Balearic Islands. Does anyone know or have a reference?

Saludos

Martin

Hola Maties
My guess would be a beetle. You have captured the hard curved elytra - and the membranous wings!
Best wishes
Martin
(apologies for the English response)

Cristina

Polyommatus icarus (Rottemburg, 1775)

Martin

Hi Cristina

Campaea honoraria ([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775)

Martin

Scaeva pyrastri (Linnaeus 1758)?
Martin

http://www.caib.es/govern/sac/fitxa.do? ... duo=138143
Martin

Hi Pere I should have just said Asilidae. Nick thinks that it might be Tolmerus poecilogaster (Loew 1849), which he got new to the Balearic Islands some 4 or 5 years ago (det. Martin Ebejer) and which he sees in the dunes (or something similar). I guess it's something I should look into after I arri...

Hi Pere

It looks like a species of Asilidae (Diptera - Robber flies), possibly a species of Machimus.

Best wishes

Martin

L'eruga de Agrius convolvuli.
Salut
Martin

Palpita vitrealis (Rossi, 1794).
Martin