Identification of Diptera (flies, mosquitoes, etc.)

Maybe Anthomyiidae?

Well, then it will not be exactly determined. I tried to determine Anthomyiidae by "green" - it doesn't work very well.

4-a babbler, like Volucella zonaria

I'm also leaning more towards zonaria, if I understand them correctly...
http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php/photo/14534
The belly would be good to see.

No one helped to identify previously exposed flies and mosquitoes (even the family was not suggested)
I expose flies that have flown into the light while shooting butterflies. Maybe you'll get lucky with these
I don't know why the site moves images.

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All shot in Moscow and the region
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03 (Anthrax ?)

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05 (Pusher?)

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All shot in Moscow and the region

05-indeed, pusher
07-copulating Sphaerophoria scripta
08-female Chrysotoxum octomaculatum
09-female Anasimyia (lineata)
10-female Syrphus s. str. sp.

 
08-female Chrysotoxum octomaculatum
09-female Anasimyia (lineata)

It's a good thing I didn't risk it before the show. About Chrysotoxum thought that elegans.
And Anasimyia confused me with the bright blue color in the photo. Like in real life they are more grayish-yellowish?

All shot in Moscow and the region]

02-tahina
03-yes Anthrax. I would even venture to assume that it is Anthrax anthrax.

It's a good thing I didn't risk it before the show. About Chrysotoxum thought that elegans.
And Anasimyia confused me with the bright blue color in the photo. Like in real life they are more grayish-yellowish?

No, they (spots and bandages) are often like this, grayish-bluish, or matte white.

No, they (spots and bandages) are often like this, grayish-bluish, or matte white.

Well, so for 20 years on the pin, my copies have slightly faded.

Another portion of Moscow and regional flies, except for 15

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13 (Anthrax maura?)


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Another portion of Moscow and regional flies, except for 15

11 - Sphaerophoria SP.
17, 18, 19 - Fristalis tenax

Can you tell me who it is? Moscow region

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17, 18, 19 - Fristalis tenax

such a difference in color scheme?

such a difference in color scheme?

And let the specialists correct, I -, and they - molchat

Another portion of Moscow and regional flies, except for 15

Some people are silent. Well, I'll try what I can
11 - " I agree with the previous speaker "(c) Sphaerophoria .
12-horsefly from the genus Haematopoda. To me in Flax.only H. pluvialis has been found in the area, but in theory you should also have H. italica
13 - some kind of Anthrax
16-tachina fly of the genus Gymnosoma. The genus in the definition is complex, genital. In the Moscow region there are at least nudifrons, rotundatum, dolycoridis, nitens
17-19 of course the genus Eristalis, but at least 18-19 neither as a tenax
20 sirphid of the genus Helophilus

14-sirfida of the subfamily Syrphinae, I have a complex relationship with this subfamily - if you give a fly, a good magnification and a determinant, then you can fully determine quite accurately. But this is how it looks in the photo - it doesn't really work out.
I apologize in advance for any possible mistakes

This post was edited by alex 2611-06.11.2008 14: 46

And let the specialists correct, I -, and they-are silent

The provocation was successful

11-Sphaerophoria sp., because the female;
12 - horsefly Haematopota sp.;
14-Syrphus sp., most likely (I think, not Epistrophe etc.), despite the extremely shiny back;
17-male Eristalis tenax;
18-male Eristalis arbustorum (most likely, with this angle, without a muzzle);
19-female Eristalis (arbustorum);
20-female Helophilus parallelus (formerly trivittatus);

The provocation was successful

Do you want to see my flies and mosquitoes?
URLS 465, 468 and 482

This post was edited by gumenuk - 05.11.2008 18: 10

The provocation was successful

18 - male Eristalis arbustorum (most likely, at this angle, without a muzzle);
19-female Eristalis (arbustorum);

here's the face of k 19 . doesn't help? or is it necessary to go to the male?


This post was edited by NakaRB - 05.11.2008 23: 43

here's the face of k 19 . doesn't help? or is it necessary to go to the male?

It is similar to Eristalis lineata (formerly horticola), but the genus is difficult...

This post was edited by Pirx - 06.11.2008 00: 49

The provocation was successful
20-female Helophilus parallelus (formerly trivittatus);

Still parallelus ? And in the sirfids of the Far East and in the sirfids of Finland, like in the old-fashioned trivittatus ?

Check out my pictures. Maybe there is something interesting for you or you can determine (I only shoot it myself). All - Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan.

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there's only one chironomid here - 002907.jpg It is a female, most likely of the subfamily Chironominae. It's impossible to be more precise. To determine the species and even the genus, a preparation from the entire dismembered body is required.
The remaining images are most likely limonoids, and 004999.jpg similar to Culicidae.

there's only one chironomid here - 002907.jpg It is a female, most likely of the subfamily Chironominae. It's impossible to be more precise. To determine the species and even the genus, a preparation from the entire dismembered body is required.
The remaining images are most likely limonoids, and 004999.jpg similar to Culicidae.

I have more than 400 images of mosquitoes and at this stage (given the difficulties with the definition), in many cases I will be satisfied with the family.

These are probably all Liriopedae/ I need an authoritative confirmation. All Moscow Suburbs

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These are probably all Liriopedae/ I need an authoritative confirmation. All Moscow Suburbs

Once again, we can say one thing - the photos are good, you look and the mood rises sharply. But there is nothing to say on the merits of the issue.
But you still hang your photos - you look at them on cold November evenings and dream about the future summer....

Here's another batch of mosquitoes (which I don't understand). But, this is probably the last portion - there is no point in setting it without a subsequent definition.

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Moscow and the region

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Moscow and the region

21-sirfida Sphiximorpha subsessilis ?
24-I agree, Chrysotoxum bicinctum
26 and 27-like Sphaerophoria
30-Sepsidae ???
22 - some very CUTE tahina

21-big HEAD (Conops sp.)

21-big head (Conops sp.)

I got used to defining the sirfid already and frankly stepped in. Of course, Conops
, although I must say that the sirfid I named is very similar to konopid.

This post was edited by alex 2611-08.11.2008 16: 05

Still parallelus ? And in the sirfids of the Far East and in the sirfids of Finland, like in the old-fashioned trivittatus ?

Now again parallelus . It's all about the law of priority. Parallelus - an older name. When this was found out, trivittatus was reduced to synonyms. However, there are a number of exceptions to the stability of the nomenclature in the code. One of them resulted in the consolidation of the traditional (though not the first!) name. And that's right.

This post was edited by Pirx - 09.11.2008 00: 10

and also Moscow and the region, except 35, 37, 38

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I apologize for interrupting the experts ' conversation .
If I got there, could you tell me what kind of bird it is? She was running on the tundra and I think she wanted to crawl on me

I apologize for interrupting the experts ' conversation .
If I got there, could you tell me what kind of bird it is? She was running on the tundra and I think she wanted to crawl on me

Yes, she did not want to crawl, but to drink blood...
If my memory serves me correctly in writing Latin, this is Lipoptena cervi-Deer bloodsucker (family Hippoboscidae)

So that's how northern it is...
So this is the same bloodsucker that is "moose louse"? It turns out that she also lives in the tundra!
How did I not recognize her? How many of them crawl through the body when you walk through the forest somewhere in the Pskov region! But those were flat.
By the way, I took dozens of them off in the forest and I don't remember them biting.

So that's how northern it is...
So this is the same bloodsucker that is "moose louse"? It turns out that she also lives in the tundra!
How did I not recognize her? How many of them crawl through the body when you walk through the forest somewhere in the Pskov region! But those were flat.
By the way, I took dozens of them off in the forest and I don't remember them biting.

I have never worked with this family (I only removed them from myself), but as far as I remember, there are several types of these "lice". Horse louse, elk louse, sheep louse ..... Maybe in the Pskov region you came across a different species?

Is this tahina? Taken in the South-east of the Moscow region on September 18

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Help with the definition. Volgograd region.Bank of the Medveditsa river.25-30 mm.

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Help with the definition. Volgograd region.Bank of the Medveditsa river.25-30 mm.

ktyr genus Laphria If no one gets ahead, then tomorrow I will say before the species - I, like, have one from the Saratov region.

ktyr genus Laphria If no one gets ahead, then tomorrow I will say before the species - I, like, have one from the Saratov region.

Great. I got to the box with ktyryami. This is Laphria ephippium (Fabricius, 1781). I fished in the vicinity of Volsk, Saratov region. Apparently, in the middle and lower Volga region, this ktyr is not infrequent