Interesting flies

The last two Mesembrina merediana (L.) are generally my rod.caught this year in May, sit on poles, dry trunks...I saw two in total - two in the collection as well

This post was edited by Liparus-02.01.2009 16: 29

And I'll add a couple of cute flies from myself.
levinka Razeny 05.05.05
yellow Onitskany 24.04.05

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Well, I'll add my 5 kopecks .
Off to the left, buzzing from Elton, the big bastards.
Familiar animals on the right. Our bonal buzzer for comparison .

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And I'll add a couple of cute flies from myself.
levinka Razeny 05.05.05
yellow Onitskany 24.04.05

I wonder if the second photo is who? I've never seen such a beast. Maybe who knows?

I don't know It was a long time ago, I don't even remember when I was in Onitskany and how that place looks And I don't understand anything about flies at all, except that I can say ktyr or lvinka

I wonder if the second photo is who? I've never seen such a beast. Maybe who knows?

Conopidae?

I am very sympathetic to such flies

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Friends!!!! Well, please enjoy more photos of interesting flies! You are welcome!!!!

Here, now I'm handing out old debts, my conscience is tormenting me. While it's winter, I label the old fees. Flies are not so hot, but from the Caucasus and the embankment [above Krasnaya Polyana, about 1900 m, subalpine, August 2005]

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Here, now I'm handing out old debts, my conscience is tormenting me. While it's winter, I label the old fees. Flies are not so hot, but from the Caucasus and the embankment [above Krasnaya Polyana, about 1900 m, subalpine, August 2005]

Ahhh! I'm quietly jealous!

Two flies found in photos from last year

June, Slovenia


November, southern Italy

Three cute flies.

24.06.2008, Moscow region, Istra district, neighborhood of Dedovsk.



The next three images are taken on 19.07.2008, Yaroslavl region, Rostov district, the vicinity of d. Melenki.






Elephant and pug.


This post was edited by Dmitrich - 02/15/2009 19: 44

All the flies are interesting to me, except the houseflies...






And there was also a small one with "ants".
By the way, I flew to the DRL-ku.




There are two ants on each wing.

Egorus:
Isn't giganteus by any chance the healthiest?

for RippeR
, Yes, it is defined as Satanas gigas-ktyr gigantic
P.S. on the forum "how they do it" about damone-my answer,
for some reason unidentified.

class. it would be interesting to see these reptiles live!
damons are also cool animals)

Two flies were found

Unfortunately, Etta Musar... Sphaerophoria scripta и Eristalis tenax.

Three cute flies.
...
Elephant and pug.

I always said that dipters will steer the Zhostkikh! Dmytrych, takhina grossa (yaksho tse vona) from above-shadevr, adnaznachna! What a hetotaxia on the ass!

This post was edited by Pirx - 02/16/2009 02: 03

Dmytrych, takhina grossa (yaksho tse vona) from above-shadevr, adnaznachna! What a hetotaxia on the ass!

Thanks! She is, she is! I really like this huge thing myself. An awfully cute creature!

Thanks! She is, she is! I really like this huge thing myself. An awfully cute creature!

And I myself did not catch it The other day a kind person gave me several copies of Flax.areas, but so I want to catch it myself ...

A large black fly with white dots.
I wasn't too nervous, but I didn't let you go to the supermacro.
I wonder if it's normal or not?



And this small, gray one, with a cunning venation,
secretly penetrated the burrows of bees (Fig.top left).
Probably laid eggs.



And three more flies from nature.

And I myself did not catch it The other day a kind person gave me several copies of Flax.areas, but so I want to catch it myself...

Is it rare somewhere? We have-so just piled up

Is it rare somewhere? We have-so just piled up

As I understand it, through Flax.the area is the northern limit of distribution. I've never seen anything north of St. Petersburg, although I wouldn't have missed such a miracle.

And I myself did not catch it The other day a kind person gave me several copies of Flax.areas, but so I want to catch it myself...

I can't say that it is very rare in our country, but I wouldn't consider it outright banal in my unprofessional (fly-wise) view. I meet them every summer, but not in abundance.

But the really interesting flies are self-generated in Costa Rica...

photo from one of the posters at the I. I. Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology (Kiev)

There are also hammer flies!
And I wonder if the biology of these monsters is known in part?

There are also hammer flies!
And I wonder if the biology of these monsters is known in part?

Unfortunately, I don't know. Phyto or sapro, or possibly unknown at all. In fact, this shape of the head is characteristic of a number of flies from as many as three families-Ulidiidae, Diopsidae, Richardiidae (from what I know).

On the first objection-the mentioned predators do not look at the mottledwing from above, as we do, they live with it "in the same plane". And, of course, everything should be checked experimentally. From my point of view, if the hypothesis is correct, the target of mimicry is not ants, but spiders." In connection with tim, the question is - how did foreign researchers check this in relation to the" spider " on the wings? Or did you not check it after all?

It is not necessary to look from above, if you look at the mottledwing, it periodically opens its wings to the sides and unfolds their wing plates almost perpendicular to the surface and twitches them, and if you look from the front or from behind, it is very similar to the characteristic movements of the first two pairs of legs of the jumping spider, and the fly from this position I don't know when I will get to my parents ' house, and whether I will be able to sort out the rubble of "ancient values" after the repair, there should be collections of articles on biological topics from "Science and Life", whether for the 70-shaggy or 80-shaggy year with photos, one just about these flies, just, I think it's about the Americans. In addition, I saw a non-commercial film where it was just about imitating variegated wings to skakunchiks, and on the video it looked like the spitting image of skakunchik

There are also hammer flies!
And I wonder if the biology of these monsters is known in part?

there are several "broad-headed" fruit flies. moreover, one view from Taiwan in some places of the island has a normal head, and in others - with an expanded one.

So I found a little bit on this topic from the Moscow region.
All images are taken from here: M. O. Balashikha district, Zheleznodorozhny district (dates in the file name).
I will be grateful for the definition of the third fly.

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the Tahini are ecstatic. in the fall we have a lot of them on tsvetakh

the Tahini are ecstatic. in the fall we have a lot of them on the flowers

Oh, what kind of tahina isn't T. fera?

For some reason, it seems to me that tahina is one of the Phasiinae, enemies of the bedbug genus. However, I can't justify my point of view.

so I have all the determinants at work))

Marikowski told me about this fly)
Name: Aciura coryli
Photo: diptera.info

Marikovsky wrote about the fly, which today is called Goniurellia tridens.

  

And there was also a small one with "ants".
By the way, I flew to the DRL-ku.


There are two ants on each wing.

As I understand it, from Melitopol? Tephritis oedipus Hendel was registered in Ukraine for the first time only last year - from the Black Sea and Luhansk regions. This little animal - on Tatar lettuce (molokan, with blue inflorescences, on the banks, salted meadows). In general, such radiant drawings are often found, but the question is whether other insects here see ants, like Pavel Iustinovich Marikovsky...

A large black fly with white dots.
And this small, gray one, with a cunning venation,
secretly penetrated the burrows of bees (Fig.top left).
Probably laid eggs.

Sarcophagidae Miltogrammatinae

It is not necessary to look from above, if you look at the mottled wing, it periodically opens its wings to the sides and unfolds their wing plates almost perpendicular to the surface and trembles with them, and if you look from the front or from behind it is very similar to the characteristic movements of the first two pairs of legs of the spider-skakunchik, and the fly from this position.. In addition, I saw a non-commercial film where it was just about imitating variegated wings to skakunchiks, and on the video it looked like the spitting image of a skakunchik

It is most interesting that the jumping spiders from the same time eat arhypreotlichneishe! One [fighters] frighten their opponents so much.

This post was edited by Nosferatumyia - 11.07.2010 19: 12

Hello! I can't identify the front sight in any way: (Chelyabinsk region)

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Hello! I can't identify the front sight in any way: (Chelyabinsk region)

This is the lion Oplodontha viridula