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01.03.2010 13:48, Andrey Ponomarev

Please tell me, it is, despite the visible differences, really both lions Oplodontha viridula, as it is shown on http://macroid.ru/showgallery.php?cat=42930&mode=box
1-length 9 mm, 2-length 11 mm Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region.

2nd most likely Oplodontha viridula

01.03.2010 18:40, Александр57

2nd most likely Oplodontha viridula

Why 2nd? I was sure it was the other way around. Online images of Oplodontha viridula are much more often exactly the same as in the 1st photo: with specks on the eyes and without the green segment on the back. Less often - as on the 2nd. No transition forms. Where to read it.

01.03.2010 23:18, Dr. Niko

elvir URL 954

Female Tachina grossa (Tachinidae)

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03.03.2010 5:43, sid65

Gennadich

On the previous page - Chironomus sp. (on a white background)

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03.03.2010 11:15, Dr. Niko

Please tell me, it is, despite the visible differences, really both lions Oplodontha viridula, as it is shown on http://macroid.ru/showgallery.php?cat=42930&mode=box
1-length 9 mm, 2-length 11 mm Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region.

1-like Oplodontha viridula male
2-like Odontomyia angulata male

21.03.2010 9:54, Arikain

Help with the definition of a fly, it seems that similar ones have already been posted.
picture: Цветы_671.јрд

21.03.2010 19:15, Dr. Niko

Help with the definition of a fly, it seems that similar ones have already been posted.

This is a female babbler from the genus Helophilus (tribe Eristalini). I have a little doubt about the species, but I have H. hybridus in all parameters (color of the abdomen, hind thighs and shins).
Taken in Karelia (see the caption at the bottom of each post)?

This post was edited by Dr. Niko - 21.03.2010 19: 28

21.03.2010 20:21, Arikain

Thanks!
Yes, it was taken in Karelia, I forgot to specify

21.03.2010 23:59, Dr. Niko

This is a female babbler from the genus Helophilus (tribe Eristalini). I have a little doubt about the species, but I have H. hybridus in all parameters (color of the abdomen, hind thighs and shins).
Taken in Karelia (see the caption at the bottom of each post)?

Please excuse me, this is still probably H. affinis.

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12.04.2010 8:58, Andrey Ponomarev

Hello.Help identify the flies.11.04.2010 M. O. G. Zhukovsky Moscow river on the willow.

The post was edited by Gennadich - 12.04.2010 10: 24

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12.04.2010 11:28, Tigran Oganesov

Hello.Help identify the flies.11.04.2010 M. O. G. Zhukovsky Moscow river on the willow.

Last three - Bombylius major

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14.04.2010 22:17, алекс 2611

Well, on the first three some kind of silence.
I don't know how to get to the view from the photo.

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15.04.2010 14:12, Arikain

Please help me identify two more flies:
1.2 picture: Изображение_072.јрд

15.04.2010 21:53, Pirx

Please help me identify two more flies:

in the first photo of the conopid, in the next three-the babbler Sphecomyia vespiformis (Gorski, 1852) (a very interesting genus!)

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16.04.2010 13:00, Arikain

Thanks for the definition, I post the last flies:
1. picture: SANY1183.JPG

16.04.2010 13:46, Pirx

Thanks for the definition, I post the last flies:

1-horseflies Chrysops
2-empidida? ragionida?
3 a, b-Eristalis intracaria or a similar species, female
4-female Eristalis tenax
5-someone muscoid, but I don't rummage in them
6-tipulida, female, analogous

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16.04.2010 16:35, Arikain

in the first photo of the conopid, in the next three-the babbler Sphecomyia vespiformis (Gorski, 1852) (a very interesting genus!)

Is it possible to identify a conopid prior to a species?(shot in Karelia) Similar to Vierstreifige Dickkopffliege.

25.04.2010 10:11, Andrey Ponomarev

[quote=Gennadich,12.04.2010 09: 58]

25.04.2010 16:16, Dr. Niko

Guys and maybe it's Gonia Picea.

Imho it is, especially if it is shot on a gray willow (Salix cinerea).

This post was edited by Dr. Niko - 25.04.2010 16: 17

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04.05.2010 15:06, Andrey Ponomarev

29.05.2010 M. O. Orekhovo-zuyevsky district, pos.Poplar.

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04.05.2010 18:39, Dr. Niko

29.05.2010 M. O. Orekhovo-zuyevsky district, pos.Poplar.

April 29, probably?
This is the genus Sylvicola (Anisopodidae), I would be careful about the species, although it seems that only S. is found in our region. fenestralis.

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14.05.2010 8:01, Ruslan2

Ukraine, Kherson, May.
Please help me identify it.

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14.05.2010 8:06, Ruslan2

No. 2
Ukraine, Kherson, May.
Please help me identify it.

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19.05.2010 21:46, Михаил Николаенко

Hello, colleagues. Walking with my son along a stream and looking for fossils in the south of the Moscow region last Sunday, we found such an animal on the underside of the stone, which was lower in the water - that is, this animal was under water. It is suspected that this is the larva of a babbler. Please tell me, is this true or not?

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20.05.2010 18:16, Dr. Niko

Hello, colleagues. Walking with my son along a stream and looking for fossils in the south of the Moscow region last Sunday, we found such an animal on the underside of the stone, which was lower in the water - that is, this animal was under water. It is suspected that this is the larva of a babbler. Please tell me, is this true or not?

It looks like Syrphus ribesii, but it may well be a different species, so it is better to use Syrphus sp.

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23.05.2010 13:51, Arikain

What is an interesting fly from Karelia?
picture: Фото_2009_2010_290.јрд

23.05.2010 14:42, Pirx

Ukraine, Kherson, May.
Please help me identify it.

female Syritta pipiens (Syrphidae)

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23.05.2010 14:45, Pirx

Hello, colleagues. Walking with my son along a stream and looking for fossils in the south of the Moscow region last Sunday, we found such an animal on the underside of the stone, which was lower in the water - that is, this animal was under water. It is suspected that this is the larva of a babbler. Please tell me, is this true or not?

Perhaps Syrphus, or a similar genus, but the presence of water is a little confusing-species with similar larvae are still land at all stages.

23.05.2010 15:02, Pirx

What is an interesting fly from Karelia?

But this is just the adult (female) Syrphus, but there are several fairly common species. The most common are ribesii and vitripennis.

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30.05.2010 20:36, Ilia Ustiantcev

Is it Laphria flava? About the length of an ordinary bumblebee, found yesterday in Odintsovo district of Moscow region.
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31.05.2010 18:29, DNN

A murmur? Can I determine which one? mo.
Thank you.

31.05.2010 20:03, Pirx

A murmur? Can I determine which one? mo.
Thank you.

male babbler Myathropa florea (Linnaeus, 1758)

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31.05.2010 20:57, Arikain

I apologize if the second time I put Eristalis tenax, but I was confused by the lack of pubescence on the chest and a slightly different color, or it's just such variability.
picture: Фото_2009_2010_387.јрд

Karelia

31.05.2010 22:03, rpanin

What kind of giant mosquito is this? wingspan 6.5 cm
NW Podolia, beech forest.

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01.06.2010 12:00, Guest

I apologize if the second time I put Eristalis tenax, but I was confused by the lack of pubescence on the chest and a slightly different color, or it's just such variability.
Karelia

This is not Eristalis, but a species from the relatively close genus Parhelophilus. I can't see it from the photo.

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01.06.2010 12:01, Guest

What kind of giant mosquito is this? wingspan 6.5 cm
NW Podolia, beech forest.

Some kind of weevil (Tipulidae).

01.06.2010 12:02, Pirx

recent messages - mine, not logged in

03.06.2010 5:05, vasiliy-feoktistov

Some interesting fly.
The picture was taken yesterday, here: M. O. okr. G. Zheleznodorozhny
Can you tell me?

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03.06.2010 7:06, Pirx

This is a female babbler Temnostoma vespiforme, quite common in the forest zone.

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03.06.2010 9:53, Pirx

But in the Steppe Temnostoma vespiforme is not found at all. But if you catch Temnostoma vespiforme for a long, long, long time, you can run into its double-the magic Temnostoma meridionale. This is a rare, rare species. A little bit about it is in the new "Red Book of Ukraine".

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