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05.04.2007 11:00, Tigran Oganesov

I would even say from the genus of Conops

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05.04.2007 18:45, алекс 2611

Strongly resembles Physocephala rufipes (family Conopidae, naturally).
In the genus Conops, the waist is usually not so narrow.

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06.04.2007 9:11, Sv Kononova

Then two more questions about diptera (if I'm not mistaken again with the belonging of these insects to the right order)

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What are their names?

06.04.2007 9:19, omar

This mosquito

is the first of the family Tipulidae, Tipula most likely, the second, nasty and blood-sucking, from the family Culicidae, Culex most likely.

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06.04.2007 9:30, Sv Kononova

Thanks!

And about this bat in which Squad to ask? Is it Diptera or Hymenoptera?

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06.04.2007 9:48, Bad Den

Diptera, sem. Syrphidae

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06.04.2007 11:59, Aleksandr Ermakov

Murmur

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06.04.2007 16:30, Sv Kononova

And this is also some kind of zhukrchalka? Or someone else?

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06.04.2007 16:33, Bad Den

Also

a murmur

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06.04.2007 16:59, Sv Kononova

Who's that?" Babbler or something? She'll have a fatter belly by now

Moscow region, 2004

06.04.2007 17:30, Bad Den

Also a babbler, from the genus Eristalis

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07.04.2007 5:50, Sv Kononova

Thanks!
Are these also beetles or some other Diptera?

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Moscow region, 2003
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Moscow region, 2004
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It would be healthy if you could tell the exact gender

Thanks!

07.04.2007 9:39, алекс 2611

These are also murmurs.Both are from the genus Volucella. The first is V. inasis (the fly is quite rare in our latitudes), the second is V. pellucens (it is common everywhere in the European part). The larvae develop in the nests of bumblebees and social wasps.

In front of the photo, Eristalis is a babbler from the genus Helophilus. It is easily distinguished from other genera by the mid-spine with longitudinal stripes.Most likely H. pendulus.

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07.04.2007 10:12, Bad Den

2-Volucella pellucens fig.
1-also, it seems, some kind of Volucella sp.

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08.04.2007 15:23, Sv Kononova

Thanks!

And this is a babbler?

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Moscow region, 2005

09.04.2007 9:50, PVOzerski

Babbler of the genus Eristalis

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11.04.2007 7:05, Sv Kononova

Thanks!

And here is such a tiny murmur to which genus it belongs - tell me, please!

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This post was edited by Sv_Kononova - 04/20/2007 16: 04

11.04.2007 8:44, Bad Den

Sv_Kononova, in my opinion this babbler is from the genus Spherophoria

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11.04.2007 9:02, Sv Kononova

Thanks!

And this is Syrphus ribesii (Currant Babbler) or not?
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Moscow region, 2004

I don't even know who it is... I hope for your help!
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Moscow region, 2004

And here it is-Eristalis arbustorum (Beekeeper grove) or am I mistaken?
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Moscow region, July 2003

Thanks!

This post was edited by Sv_Kononova - 04/20/2007 16: 04

11.04.2007 21:38, алекс 2611

1.Sphaerophoria
2.Xylota
3.Eristalis but not E. arbustorum.....
E. arbustorum you have a picture, there the flies have a mid-back completely naked, and here it is pubescent. But in general, the genus Eristalis is quite difficult to determine, it is not always possible from the photo.

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12.04.2007 7:02, Sv Kononova

Thank you, Alexey!
What kind of fly is this? It seems to me that it is also made of murmurs. But it does not look like Eristalis arbustorum - since (in my opinion) it has a more grayish color. Although its back is pubescent.. I don't even know...
But then who is she?
Please tell me!

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Moscow region, 2006

This post was edited by Sv_Kononova - 12.04.2007 07: 13

12.04.2007 9:34, Tigran Oganesov

Also Eristalis

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12.04.2007 18:28, алекс 2611

I would call this species Eristalis abusivus...
But once again I will make a reservation: when determining such difficult births from photos, mistakes are possible and most likely will be made.

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13.04.2007 19:24, Sv Kononova

But who can this be, please tell me!

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Moscow region, 2006

13.04.2007 20:10, guest: a

This is the green fly (family Dolichopodidae)

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17.04.2007 20:02, odonataly

Dear Svetlana,

that wonderful blue dragonfly, which is "coded" on your site under the number 4-crw_5746 and named Enallagma cyathigerum, actually belongs to the genus Coenagrion (most likely C. puella).

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18.04.2007 15:53, Сергей-Д

Hello gentlemen entomologists!
I have such a question about golden eyes. Most often we have the usual green golden eyes. But in March, I came across only yellow-brown (photo1). And last year I photographed a bluish golden-eyed girl-photo 2. Are these all different kinds?
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18.04.2007 18:57, andr_mih

the usual green golden-eyes and yellow-brown (wintering) are most likely one species, and the bluish ones are another.

19.04.2007 7:18, Сергей-Д

Thank you andr_mih!
Can anyone tell you the name of the species?

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23.04.2007 13:30, Сергей-Д

Help, pliz, identify diptera!
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23.04.2007 13:34, omar

The last photo shows a horsefly of the genus Tabanus

23.04.2007 22:04, алекс 2611

The last photo shows a horsefly of the genus Tabanus

Well, it is clear that photo 3 is a long-legged mosquito of the genus Tipula, 4 and 7 are some sirfids (7 is like the genus Eristalis), and photo 8 is a fly-tachinidae.
But then (in the sense of before the view)....???

24.04.2007 7:21, Сергей-Д

And for the definition of the genus thank you, it will be like a photo to call.

24.04.2007 8:58, Aleksandr Ermakov

First photo, Sergey_D, - Tanyptera atrata, 2-Bibionidae
5-some Tephritidae

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24.04.2007 16:07, Sv Kononova

Good afternoon, dear ones!

I have a few questions about equilateral wings.

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Figure 1
Is this a Lestes sponsa? Or am I wrong?

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Fig. 2
And it also seems to me that Lestes sponsa. Or is it wrong?

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3
This is Enallagma cyathigerum. Right?

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рис.4
Sympetrum flaveolum?

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Fig. 5
Also Sympetrum flaveolum? But there are other specks on the wings (I don't know how to call them correctly yet...)

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рис.6
Libellula quadrrimaculata?

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рис.7
Libellula depressa?

I will be very grateful for your answers and comments!

This post was edited by Sv_Kononova - 25.04.2007 09: 00

24.04.2007 16:29, алекс 2611

tahina (photo 8) resembles representatives of the genus Platychira. But the Tachinidae family is huge, we need to check and check.

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24.04.2007 23:05, Vadim Yakubovich

1 - Sympecma fusca (Vander Linden, 1823)
2-Lestes exactly, but sponsa is difficult to say, it would be necessary to take a closer look
4, 5, 6, 7-agree

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25.04.2007 5:47, Dmitrii Musolin

och. good photos! Only these are not Equal-winged insects (aphids, etc.), but Dragonflies. Another squad.

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25.04.2007 9:02, Sv Kononova

och. good photos! Only these are not Equal-winged insects (aphids, etc.), but Dragonflies. Another squad.

Thanks

I meant "order ODONATA (DRAGONFLIES), suborder ZYGOPTERA (EQUAL-WINGED BIRDS)"

25.04.2007 10:16, Dinusik

Cool photos! And in what area were they made?

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