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19.11.2008 10:35, алекс 2611

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

35-ktyr Dioctria
38 - family Conopidae genus Physocephala it can be assumed that this is Physocephala rufipes.
well, we can assume that 36 and 40 are some tachynes

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20.11.2008 15:53, vep

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

Here Limoniidae and Tipulidae

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20.11.2008 16:08, vep

___002905.jpg — Epiphragma ocellare (L) - Limoniidae
___003104.jpg — Tipula (Vestiplex) scripta Mg. - Tipulidae
___003564.jpg — Tipula (Lunatipula) fascipennis Mg - Tipulidae
___006003.jpg-Metalimnobia quadrimaculata (L) - Limoniidae
all females

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20.11.2008 17:09, gumenuk

___002905.jpg — Epiphragma ocellare (L) - Limoniidae
___003104.jpg — Tipula (Vestiplex) scripta Mg. - Tipulidae
___003564.jpg — Tipula (Lunatipula) fascipennis Mg - Tipulidae
___006003.jpg-Metalimnobia quadrimaculata (L) - Limoniidae
all females

Valentine, thank you very much. I really did not expect that someone would identify my mosquitoes. If you don't mind, take a look at these people, too

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20.11.2008 22:48, NakaRB

Moscow and the region, except for some

41 (like 40?)
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42 neighborhood of d. Nadporozhye, Vologda region.
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20.11.2008 23:55, vep

Always ready, Vitaly Ivanovich!
___1309.jpg — Tipula (Pterelachisus) variipennis Mg - Tipulidae
___6323.jpg —___5995.jpg —Metalimnobia quadrimaculata (L) - Limoniidae

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21.11.2008 8:25, gumenuk

Always ready, Vitaly Ivanovich!
___1309.jpg — Tipula (Pterelachisus) variipennis Mg - Tipulidae
___6323.jpg —___5995.jpg —Metalimnobia quadrimaculata (L) - Limoniidae

Once again, thank you very much.
The mosquitoes were gone, leaving only flies, sawflies, and horsemen. What about this fraternity?

21.11.2008 15:49, алекс 2611

Moscow and the region, except for some

43 and 45 Episyrphus balteatus is a sirphid with a very distinctive appearance. You can't confuse it with anything else.

47-48 sirfida Meliscaeva ????

42-sirfida, like Eristalis

46 conopids, like Conops

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21.11.2008 18:21, NakaRB

43 and 45 Episyrphus balteatus is a sirphid with a very distinctive appearance. You can't confuse it with anything else.

I now double-check even the platitudes, just in case

21.11.2008 18:35, NakaRB

We continue to Moscow and the region...

51
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53 like in the subject

54 Syrphus sp.?
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55 fairly large tahina
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56 snipe girl?
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58 Sphaerophoria sp.?
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59 Eristalis sp.?
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21.11.2008 19:19, алекс 2611

We continue to Moscow and the region...

53-I have long wanted to know what kind of animal it is. you can't tell for yourself

55-there is a good website with lots of photos of European tahini trees:
http://tachinidae.org.uk/site/photos.php?&pagenumber=1
there may be some mistakes, but it makes sense to compare all your photos with the photos on this site

56 snipe girl? - I got the same impression

58 Sphaerophoria sp.? - aha

59 Eristalis sp.? -ага

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21.11.2008 19:22, Ilia Ustiantcev

alex 2611, thank you very much. Once I found 53 near Moscow on the umbrella in large quantities. Next to them it was a little creepy, but I wanted to climb even less in the rain.

21.11.2008 21:50, gumenuk

It looks like 53 is from the Bibionidae family

21.11.2008 22:13, barry

NakaRB:
imho...
22-Graphomya maculata (male)
36 - Zophomyia temula

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22.11.2008 13:35, алекс 2611

alex 2611, thank you very much. Once I found 53 near Moscow on the umbrella in large quantities. It was a little creepy around them, but I didn't want to climb in the rain any more.

Yeah. Usually they are found in the mass in late spring and early summer on umbrella flowers.

22.11.2008 13:38, алекс 2611

It looks like it's from the Bibionidae family

Well I do not know... I'm not really into Bibionids, but from what I've seen...it doesn't look very similar...

22.11.2008 15:29, guest: IchMan

No, 53 are Sciaridae, and they may well be in the mass on umbelliferae until the middle of August, as I myself witnessed.

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22.11.2008 16:09, алекс 2611

NakaRB:
imho...
22-Graphomya maculata (male)

I compared it with collectible copies - exactly Graphomya maculata
, but so far they haven't told me, I haven't figured it out. Hello There!

22.11.2008 16:12, алекс 2611

No, 53 are Sciaridae, and they may well be in the mass on umbelliferae until the middle of August, as I myself witnessed.

I believe about August. I somehow paid attention to them all at the beginning of the summer - that's what was deposited in my head. Thank you for the family, identifying a family is sometimes the most difficult thing.

22.11.2008 16:32, vitalbata

Is it possible to identify these two flies of the genus Bombylius?

Lithuania, June. Thanks!

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22.11.2008 22:35, NakaRB

Moscow and the region

61 Ectophasia crassipennis ?
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63 also takhina?
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64 and this is tahina? some tahini straight...

67 a sarcophagus like that?
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68.1

68.2-is it the same?
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23.11.2008 8:53, vep

65-Nephrotoma sp-Tipulidae
70 - Tipula variipennis Mg-Tipulidae
51-similar to Trichoceridae

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23.11.2008 13:29, алекс 2611

Is it possible to identify these two flies of the genus Bombylius? Lithuania, June. Thanks!

Can you tell me the size? I don't think so.

23.11.2008 13:36, алекс 2611

Moscow and the region

66 and 69 sirfids Dasysyrphus

67 and 68 sirfids Helophilus like different species, up to the species will not risk

61 Ectophasia crassipennis ? subfamily Phasiinae exactly, but I can't say up to the species. In the Leningrad region, such as Ectophasia crassipennis is not found, but in Moscow I do not know.

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23.11.2008 17:20, vitalbata

Can you tell me the size? I don't think so.

The size of these Bombylius flies in length (without proboscis) is about 0.9-10 mm.

23.11.2008 19:27, gumenuk

Look at these" white " mosquitoes. Maybe someone will be able to determine (If it is difficult, then at least the family). All Moscow suburbs.

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23.11.2008 23:30, NakaRB

There's not much left

. Moscow and the region

71 the notorious S. scripta?

72 Chrysotoxum octomaculatum?
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75 snipe girl?
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80 =78?

24.11.2008 16:19, barry

I compared it with collectible copies - exactly Graphomya maculata
, but so far they haven't told me, I haven't figured it out. Great for you!

Yes, I just shot them more than once and the drawing is specific - there is something to cling to. And the female is very different (not only in the eyes) - I thought at once that two different species. In general, I spent several hours with them.

24.11.2008 16:46, barry

66 and 69 sirfids Dasysyrphus

67 and 68 sirfids Helophilus like different species, up to the species will not risk

61 Ectophasia crassipennis ? subfamily Phasiinae exactly, but I can't say up to the species. In the Leningrad region, such as Ectophasia crassipennis is not found, but in Moscow I do not know.

There is one in Moscow... It seems like she is... although tahin all sorts of mass.
http://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php?a...=51&rowstart=60

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25.11.2008 13:00, алекс 2611

There's not much left . Moscow and the region

72 Chrysotoxum octomaculatum? - Chrysotoxum to the species I will not risk

78 and 80 in my opinion, even the genus is different
80 without a doubt Cheilosia is a large genus, I have 25 species in my collection from the Flax region. I refused to identify this genus from the photo, but this species generally resembles Cheilosia albitarsis and is usually found on buttercup flowers

and I would generally call 78 Pipiza, but I won't even try to get to the species - I'm not very "friendly"with this genus

75 snipe girl? - yes

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25.11.2008 13:06, алекс 2611

Is it possible to identify these two flies of the genus Bombylius? Lithuania, June. Thanks!

2 I want to call Bombylius posticus
and 1 I generally want to write in the genus Systoechus, but representatives of this genus like less than 9-10 mm
Better not take my assumptions seriously.

25.11.2008 15:41, Dr. Niko

Hurray! Thanks to NakaRB and vep! I finally saw my mosquito!
That is, this
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is it the same as NakaRB in post 540 at number 65? So it's Nephrotoma sp., right? Or maybe you have. vep before the view will work?

Well, I post the old one-apparently personally for vep.
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This post was edited by Dr. Niko - 11/25/2008 15: 42

25.11.2008 16:25, NakaRB

78 and 80 in my opinion even the gender is different

Yes, I'm going to hurry up... Took a closer look - really DIFFERENT

25.11.2008 17:31, алекс 2611

Yes, I'm going to hurry up... Looked closely - really different

It's actually very easy to make mistakes. I've been tormenting the sirfid since June 1986. And the results are not always there. And so here it is, removing all the groups is very difficult to understand.

25.11.2008 18:42, vitalbata

2 I want to call Bombylius posticus
and 1 I generally want to write in the genus Systoechus, but representatives of this genus like less than 9-10 mm
Better not take my assumptions seriously.

Thank you for your feedback!

25.11.2008 19:13, NakaRB

It's actually very easy to make mistakes. I've been tormenting the sirfid since June 1986. And the results are not always there. And so here it is, removing all the groups is very difficult to understand.

Yes, I can't boast of such experience

. Here, to determine the gender - it's already good...

25.11.2008 23:33, NakaRB

It's almost done. Moscow and the region

81
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83-midge?

86 - Xylota?
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90 - Sphaerophoria?
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26.11.2008 12:32, Nikita V

Can you help me with this beautiful girl?

Female Platypalpus sp., Hybotidae

26.11.2008 12:39, Nikita V

It's almost done. Moscow and the region

81

82

83-midge?

84

85

86 - Xylota?

87

88

89

90 - Sphaerophoria?

81 Protophormia terraenovae (Robineau-Desvoidy 1830)
88 Suillia sp., Heleomyzidae
89 Chloropidae sp.

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26.11.2008 12:41, Nikita V

Hurray! Thanks to NakaRB and vep! I finally saw my mosquito!
That is, this

is it the same as NakaRB in post 540 at number 65? So it's Nephrotoma sp., right? Or maybe you have. vep before the view will work?
Well, I post the old one-apparently personally for vep.

2 - Sylvicola sp., Anisopodidae

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