Suillia fuscicornis
Suillia fuscicornis
Description
Wing length: 6-6.5mm. As with most Suillia this is a largely orange fly. The scutellum is bare and has a small tubercle at the tip. The third antennal segment is darkened apically and the aristae are pubescent. The costal spines are long.
Similar Species
Suillia bicolor - this has short costal spines (similar in length to the width of the costa)
ID checklist (your specimen should have all of these features)
- Wing length: 6-6.5mm
- Scutellum is bare and with a small tubercle at the tip
- The 3rd antennal segment is darkened apically
- Aristae are pubsecent
- Costal spines are long (at least twice as long as the costa is thick)
Habitat
Woodland.
UK Status
Common
VC55 Status
Uncommon
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