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Identification of Diptera (flies, mosquitoes, etc.)

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16.08.2008 21:06, Pirx

This fly is called Volucella zonaria (Poda, 1761). Family Syrphidae.
There is no literature at hand now, but for some reason it seemed to me that its larvae develop in rotten wood.


In the nests of public eardrums - wasps, bumblebees. It is also possible in wood, if the nest is located there smile.gif
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17.08.2008 21:42, алекс 2611

In the nests of public eardrums - wasps, bumblebees. It is also possible in wood, if the nest is located there smile.gif

Blunted so that the most funny.

23.08.2008 9:05, Ilia Ustiantcev

What is ktyryatina? MO.
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23.08.2008 10:29, алекс 2611

What is ktyryatina? mo.



Laphria gilva
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24.08.2008 22:28, Андреас

Please tell me the names:
KMV, Beshtau station, early April.

This post was edited by Andreas - 05.09.2008 12: 02

26.08.2008 14:15, алекс 2611

Please tell me the names:
1) KMV, Beshtau station, early April.
2) KMV, Pyaigorsk, on the flower of romaki-popovnik


The first photo is some kind of tahina. Very pretty. I wouldn't mind one for a pin....
You can try to identify it from the photo.
If there were photos - top view, front view of the face, top view of the head. When determining tachinae, you need to look at the number, location and shape of different bristles. I'm just learning to determine the tachin - I've determined half of the collected material, but I can't determine half of it.

26.08.2008 14:31, barry

The first photo is some kind of tahina.
Maybe Tachina ursina...

26.08.2008 16:34, алекс 2611

Maybe Tachina ursina...


Maybe I'm being overly cautious, but I can't help it. Perhaps the fact is that I am an amateur who does not have a special biological education, but I am afraid of identifying insects from such a complex family based on external similarity. Although many professionals easily identify what I think are difficult groups based on photos.
I would prefer to take the tachina, the determinant, and rotate it at a good magnification.

26.08.2008 16:54, barry

Maybe I'm being overly cautious, but I can't help it...
I just want to know what direction to look in...

26.08.2008 18:29, алекс 2611

I just want to know what direction to look in...

Quite possibly. It's just my complexes.

26.08.2008 20:24, Guest

- I don't like this "Tachina ursina"... - I reviewed it on the Internet.. - there are certainly slightly different angles, but something confuses me... All the Urzins there are more like each other than she is like them. "Is there another species like it?"
"Although maybe I just have a' form or subspecies of another... '
With respect, Andreas. (The program doesn't see me today)

26.08.2008 20:39, алекс 2611

- I don't like this "Tachina ursina"... - I reviewed it on the Internet.. - there are certainly slightly different angles, but something confuses me... All the Urzins there are more like each other than she is like them. "Is there another species like it?"
"Although maybe I just have a' form or subspecies of another... '
With respect, Andreas. (The program doesn't see me today)


You need a photo. Required top view. And close up the head in different angles. I'll have fun counting the bristles.
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01.09.2008 2:17, Juglans

Photos are bad, but still : south of Primorye, August.

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01.09.2008 6:54, Ekos

Please help me identify three flies from the vicinity of Khabarovsk. At least until the end, it is very necessary... The wingspan of the black fly is 32 mm, the body length of the ktyr is 25 mm, and the body length of the babbler is 25 mm.

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02.09.2008 19:23, алекс 2611

Please help me identify three flies from the vicinity of Khabarovsk. At least until the end, it is very necessary... The wingspan of the black fly is 32 mm, the body length of the ktyr is 25 mm, and the body length of the babbler is 25 mm.


I'm afraid I'll look like a fool, but the first (black) fly isn't Anthrax anthrax by any chance ?
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02.09.2008 19:28, алекс 2611

Photos are bad, but still : south of Primorye, August.


And the second fly isn't Anthrax anthrax, either ?
I can't really get serious about this family, and I only have collections from the European part of the former USSR, so I might be wrong.

03.09.2008 18:09, kut

Can you tell me what types? Moscow. 1.9.8
1. Probably a terribly common species. I was eating a fallen pear with the admirals.
2. On osot.
Thank
you 1. picture: P9030559.JPGpicture: P9030560.JPG
2. picture: P9030594.JPG

03.09.2008 18:24, алекс 2611

Can you tell me what types? Moscow. 1.9.8
1. Probably a terribly common species. I was eating a fallen pear with the admirals.
2. On osot.
Thanks

The first fly is a species from the genus Lucilia. Before the view-the photo is too small.
The second fly is a member of the genus Eristalis, sirphids. The view will say exactly Pirx.
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03.09.2008 19:35, Pirx

the body length of the babbler is 25 mm.


In this case, it is most likely Spilomyia xanthosticta Stackelberg or S. maxima Sack. You can distinguish it by the barrels of the chest, but they are not visible in the photo. Far Eastern species, although the latter was once surprisingly found in the Leningrad region, seem to be a classic case...
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03.09.2008 19:36, Pirx


2. On osot.


Eristalis tenax, female. Cosmopolitan.
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03.09.2008 19:56, алекс 2611

In this case, it is most likely Spilomyia xanthosticta Stackelberg or S. maxima Sack. You can distinguish it by the barrels of the chest, but they are not visible in the photo. Far Eastern species, although the latter was once surprisingly found in the Leningrad region, seem to be a classic case...


Next summer we will search.

04.09.2008 0:59, Ekos

In this case, it is most likely Spilomyia xanthosticta Stackelberg or S. maxima Sack. You can distinguish it by the barrels of the chest, but they are not visible in the photo. Far Eastern species, although the latter was once surprisingly found in the Leningrad region, seem to be a classic case...


Thank you very much, Pirx!
I attach a photo of this murmur from the side, I will wait for your verdict! smile.gif

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04.09.2008 1:04, Ekos

I'm afraid I'll look like a fool, but the first (black) fly isn't Anthrax anthrax by any chance ?


And what species of this genus can be found in the Far East?

04.09.2008 8:37, алекс 2611

And what species of this genus can be found in the Far East?

8 views of the yard. But the other types are somehow quite different.
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05.09.2008 12:04, Андреас

- Please tell me at least the family... Taken in the summer in Pyatigorsk.

05.09.2008 13:33, Tigran Oganesov

Similar to Empididae

05.09.2008 19:37, Fornax13

- Please tell me at least the family... Taken in the summer in Pyatigorsk.

Maybe bombilida at allsmile.gif)
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08.09.2008 12:45, Tigran Oganesov

Maybe bombilida at all smile.gif)

By the way, yes, quite.
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08.09.2008 13:56, Pleco

A small selection of diptera from Tarkhankut
Will be grateful for the definition.

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08.09.2008 15:06, Tigran Oganesov

19-already repeatedly identified Villa hottentotta

This post was edited by Bolivar - 09/08/2008 16: 44
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08.09.2008 16:37, Pleco

20-already repeatedly identified Villa hottentotta

Just not 20, but 19-just for the sake of complexity...

08.09.2008 16:45, Tigran Oganesov

Just not 20, but 19-just for the sake of complexity...

yeah, exactly smile.gif

08.09.2008 21:45, Guest


...on the side...


maxima
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08.09.2008 21:47, Fornax13

A small selection of diptera from Tarkhankut
Will be grateful for the definition.

21 - ? Bombomyia discoidea (Fabricius, 1794)
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09.09.2008 1:09, Ekos

Can anyone identify ktyrik, at least up to the genus? mol.gif

09.09.2008 7:03, Fornax13

Can anyone identify ktyrik, at least up to the genus? mol.gif

Maybe Laphria in general.

This post was edited by Fornax13-09.09.2008 07: 03

09.09.2008 8:35, алекс 2611

Maybe Laphria in general.

Nope, not Laphria. Probably Machimus of some sort. Or some similar genus.
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15.09.2008 1:43, Juglans

Primorye region

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15.09.2008 9:08, алекс 2611

Primorye region


It resembles either a representative of Sciomyzidae, or a representative of some close families. In these families, one of the main characteristics is the presence, shape, color, and distribution of bristles in various parts of the body.
I'd like to spin a fly. There is a determinant of DV, flies are generally definable.
I wonder what size it is. 5-6 Mm?

15.09.2008 13:50, IchMan

To Juglans

This fly, as my colleague, an expert on diptera, says, is most likely from the genera Eurina-Platycephala or something close (family Chloropidae)

This post was edited by IchMan - 09/15/2008 14: 26

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