Identification of Diptera (flies, mosquitoes, etc.)

The last "fool" (according to Alex 2611) has a name-Justus... I forgot to register...

The last "fool" (according to Alex 2611) has a name-Justus... I forgot to register...

When did I say "the last fool"?
I don't know how to identify Eristalis from the photo

When did I say "the last fool"?

Dear Alex 2611, I'm sorry, I was referring to the trail. passage (from another, true, topic):

I may be a fool, but I will not define the genus Eristalis from the photo.

trace., if I undertake, then...
Should I send you such a person (alive and dried) to "touch and turn"? and then determine "by photo"?
Here (after the 2-3 th), you have to edit: then-I forgot the comma, then-I missed "dear" (although it's firmly in my head, I mean "dear").
I read it and think (with horror!): and if someone (I don't mean you, dear alex 2611, but ...
well, - guess who) does not know the meaning (and rules for using) "quotation marks"? Well, etc...

This post was edited by Justus - 01.11.2009 18: 04

Another small pusher.

Dear Alex 2611, I'm sorry, I was referring to the trail. passage (from another, true, topic):

next, if I take it, then...

No, no, no... You offend, boss, you sew someone else's business. I'm a fool, because I won't be able to identify even simple types of eristalis from the photo.

  
Should I send you such a person (alive and dried) to "touch and turn"? and then determine "by photo"?

Thank you, of course, for the offer to send a batch of elite specimens of the rare Siberian species Eristalis tenax, but I have to decline. I have this view. Here if offered for example Temnostoma bombylans.....

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3.11.09, Novosibirsk, Plz help

Serfida?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, May

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21.05.2009___DSC02816.jpg — (227.59к)

Serfida?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, May

C and RFIDA
I bet on Orthonevra elegans.
And you can check on the dipter.

Serfida?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, May

C and rfida.
Maybe Microdon?

C and RFIDA
I bet on Orthonevra elegans.
And you can check on the dipter.

In Orthonevra elegans, the first segment of the whiskers is three times smaller than the third. And in the photo, the first segment is no larger than the third.
Well, venation. You can't see it very well, but from what you can see on Orthonevra elegans, it doesn't look very similar.

This post was edited by alex 2611-03.11.2009 13: 23

The same serfida, but in a pair

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C and RFIDA
I bet on Orthonevra elegans.
And you can check on the dipter.

Checked: Syrphidae Microdon devius

C and rfida.
Maybe Microdon?

Oh yes, it's Microdon! The species may be devius, but it should have black hairs on the scutum between the wings, everything seems to be yellow here. I would say analis or miki, but I won't argue.

This post was edited by Vzhik - 03.11.2009 17: 46

Oh yes, it's Microdon! I can't say for sure analis or miki.

On the Dipter they said that Microdon devius

This post was edited by gumenuk - 03.11.2009 17: 43

Well, blame me. Not strong. But consider-p.

Well, blame me. Not strong. But let's take into account-S.

I'm out of flies
There were sawflies and a huge number of caterpillars and false caterpillars. With them - trouble. No one wants to (or can't) define

And look at my fly, too, Microdon devius ?


15.07.2009. MO

This post was edited by DNN-06.11.2009 23: 34

Please help identify these flies.
First - Moscow
Last two - Chekhov district of Moscow region

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Please help identify these flies.
First - Moscow
Last two - Chekhov district of Moscow region

These are all horseflies, Tabanidae
, and it looks like a raincoat-Haematopota sp.
The second is Atylotus sp.
The last one is Hybomitra sp.

Types I can't say

Question: - I have accumulated a certain number of Dipteran phthographs. - Here, I'm afraid, there will be no result in the definition (I have already set it - but almost everything is unanswered). "Tell me who you can, or take it upon yourself to identify my creatures." "I'll send you the disk and pay you for your work."
- WITH HOPE AND RESPECT, Andreas.

Dear friends, Who will help in determining diptera, (who-how much can, where to the genus, where to the family at least - we are not local ) All images are from south-east Kazakhstan. Thank you in advance.

Pictures:

04_Dipt._P0605090052d.jpg — (58.96к)


02_Dipt._P3110040d.jpg — (46.88к)


03_Dipt._P0906190344d.jpg — (27.45к)


01_Dipt._P0805180023d.jpg — (37.92к)


05_Dipt._P0906120074d.jpg — (36.63к)


06_Dipt._P0605200079d.jpg — (75.01к)


07_Dipt._P0803150089d_.jpg — (46.08к)


08_Dipt._P0905010087d.jpg — (88.91к)


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10_Dipt._P0907094075d.jpg — (49.04 k)


11_Dipt._P0508240132d.jpg — (145.42к)


12_Dipt._P0604080075d.jpg — (62.72к)


13_Dipt._Syrphidae._P5200150d.jpg — (85.92к)


14_Dipt._Syrphidae._P0807040024d.jpg — (161.69к)


15_Dipt._Syrphidae._P0809130009d.jpg — (78.01к)


16_Dipt._Tabanidae._P0506170061d.jpg — (180.75 k)


17_Dipt._Tachinidae._P0808170038d.jpg — (65.94к)


18_Dipt._Tachinidae._P0905220043d.jpg — (71.44к)

Dear friends, Who will help in determining diptera, (who-how much can, where to the genus, where to the family at least - we are not local ) All images are from south-east Kazakhstan. Thank you in advance.

03_Dipt. _P0906190344d it is clear that conopida, I would assume that from the genus Conops
13_Dipt. _Syrphidae. _P5200150d sirphida from the genus Chrysotoxum
14_Dipt._Syrphidae. _P0807040024d can Vollucella?
15_Dipt. _Syrphidae. _P0809130009 probably still tahina. What kind of family I don't know, but I really want one....

If you have any more thoughts , I'll share them.

- So. Now I will strain - And what to do!?
Everything was taken from us on KMV.
Sincerely, Andreas.

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Dear friends, Who will help in determining diptera, (who-how much can, where to the genus, where to the family at least - we are not local ) All images are from south-east Kazakhstan. Thank you in advance.

04-Myopa sp. (Conopidae)
03 - Conops sp. (Conopidae) - alex is right!
01 - aff. Sargus sp. (Stratiomyidae)
05-Mallota sp. (Syrphidae), male, beautiful, one of the rare species, moreover-possibly from specific Central Asians, perhaps even new (how I want to believe it!) for Science
08-Anthomyia nr. pluvialis (Anthomyidae)
10 - Cheilosia sp. (Syrphidae)
13 - Chrysotoxum cautum (Syrphidae)
14-Volucella bombylans
15, 17, 18-Tahini, 16-Tabanus

Dear friends, Who will help in determining diptera, (who-how much can, where to the genus, where to the family at least - we are not local ) All images are from south-east Kazakhstan. Thank you in advance.

I'll venture to add:

2-very similar to Ensina sonchi, Tephritidae

1-kind of small for Sargus, maybe Microchrysa?

- So. Now I will strain - And what to do!?
Everything was taken from us on KMV.
Sincerely, Andreas.

2-Bibio, most likely B. hortulanus

4,5,8,9,10-Tachinidae: 4-something like Gymnosoma; 8-Phasia

6-apparently the same as in the previous post under # 08 (Anthomyia)

This post was edited by Vzhik - 12/30/2009 11: 11

Hello, dear friends. Don't you find this mujer strange? No idea about the family. Length with wings 21 mm, basked on a rock on October 5, Nizhny Novgorod region

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1.jpg — (153.68 k)


2.jpg — (71.08 k)

Hello, dear friends. Don't you find this mujer strange? No idea about the family. Length with wings 21 mm, basked on a rock on October 5, Nizhny Novgorod region

Ktyr. Probably Andrenosoma atrum

I'll venture to add:

2-very similar to Ensina sonchi, Tephritidae

1-kind of small for Sargus, maybe Microchrysa?

Quite. I'm not an expert or even an amateur in these groups, unfortunately...

SEadm

the first photo shows Trichocera, and the second shows aphid

I'm not sure that's what you're interested in. I have them all under the same name "MOSQUITOES", and it is desirable to clarify (at least to the genus). There are a lot of such images. Taken from: Moscow region, Ramenskiy district. Date - in the frame name.

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Волгогр._обл._сент._29.јрд — (188.41 k)

Three somewhat similar flies from Nizhny Novgorod.
1. Ktyr, of course. Possibly Neoitamus socius. Length 22 mm. May 17.
2. It looks like a Snipe. Maybe the common Rhagio scolopaceus. Length 13 mm. May 27.
3. Ktyrevidka (Therevidae) Thereva nobilitata? The length is about 15 mm. July 14.

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1.jpg — (56.88 k)


2.jpg — (77.26 k)


3.jpg — (70.36к)

1 - Tipulidae
2, 3 - Culicidae
4 - Chironomidae

About the first one (Tipulidae) I doubt
it-this is a small mosquito, they usually flock in the evenings over some plant.

Tell me,

komar11-common mosquito (Latin: Culex pipiens)?
komar10 -?
muha39, muha40-bovine horsefly (Tabanus bovinus)?
babochnica1-the photo is not sharp, can someone determine the type of butterfly?

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komar11.jpg — (64.86к)


komar10.jpg — (65.93к)


muha39.jpg — (224.33к)


muha40.jpg — (222.71к)


babochnica1.jpg — (43.3 k)

komar10 - ?

this is their chironomid fraternity ))

It would be more precise... Well, come on, there the quality on the specific swing does not allow...

This post was edited by VBoris - 22.01.2010 12: 52

It may not work....

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