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Identification of Diptera (flies, mosquitoes, etc.)

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28.09.2011 18:34, Shtil

Indeed it was. But I still learned a lot from Grisha. smile.gif Including for sirfids.
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28.09.2011 22:01, алекс 2611

But I still learned a lot from Grisha.


oh, so I want to type with you.....

29.09.2011 7:16, Shtil

beer.gif
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02.10.2011 18:48, Коллекционер

(Voronezh Region)

Bombylius medius Linnaeus, 1758?In the spring I took it from the spider on the viper's bow
picture: P1011138.JPG

ex larva, in spring picture: P1011140.JPG


end of July, mixed forestpicture: P1011141.JPG

spring, mixed forest picture: P1011142.JPG

September, on the thistle
picture: P1011144.JPG

summer, Novousmanskiyr-npicture: P1011143.JPG

This post was edited by Collector - 02.10.2011 19: 06

03.10.2011 9:11, msshveikin

Can you tell me this?
user posted image

03.10.2011 11:44, Pirx

  (Voronezh Region)
September, on the thistle


- FEMALE Eristalis intracarius (Syrphidae)

03.10.2011 12:11, OEV

[quote=Collector,02.10.2011 19: 48]

03.10.2011 19:02, Коллекционер

[quote=OEV, 03.10.2011 12: 11] (Voronezh region)

1 in the spring I took away Bombylius discolor from the spider on the viper bow

3 end of July, mixed forest sem. Asilidae with similar coloration many genera and species?

September 5, on the thistle Eristalis intracaria, female or as an option E. oestracea, very shabby fly!
6 summer, Novousmanskiyr-n on the left I will assume Tabanus autumnalis?
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1 - I'm confused by this one http://coleop123.narod.ru/diptera/Bombylius_discolor.htm so, by their definition, it turns out that I have Bombylius medius L

3 - how do I specify it?

5 -(Eristalis intricaria?) mine has no orange spots on the abdomen - it is completely black, only a white "fluff" at the end.

6-no, mine is completely gray, and on the abdomen here is apicture: P1011137.JPG pictorial

03.10.2011 23:28, Shtil

  
5 -(Eristalis intricaria?) mine has no orange spots on the abdomen - it is completely black, only a white "fluff" at the end.


this species has a sexual dimorphism

Message from Pirx.

This post was edited by Shtil-03.10.2011 23: 35
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04.10.2011 19:45, Коллекционер

so it's Eristalis intracaria after all?

08.10.2011 20:47, nikittokkk

Fly from Moscow, early October. Eristalis tenax?
picture: 11__1_.jpg
Thank you in advance!

11.10.2011 8:14, gumenuk

If you can tell me the view.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan.
Date of recording in the file name

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11.10.2011 9:46, Pirx

so it's Eristalis intracaria after all?


yes, intracaria

11.10.2011 9:48, Pirx

Fly from Moscow, early October. Eristalis tenax?
Thank you in advance!


It is, of course, more precisely, it
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11.10.2011 9:48, Pirx

If you can tell me the view.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan.
Date of recording in the file name


Large-headed flies of the genus Sicus
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11.10.2011 10:16, gumenuk

large-headed flies of the genus Sicus

Thanks!
To determine that this is a big head of my knowledge was enough, I want to determine to the end (if possible). I'll wait, maybe someone else will help

11.10.2011 10:42, nikittokkk

he, of course, or rather, she

Thanks!

11.10.2011 10:56, nikittokkk

Please help me identify a murmur from Moscow. October 6, 4 p.m.
Thank you in advance!
picture: 13.jpg

11.10.2011 11:34, Pirx

Thanks!
To determine that this is a big head of my knowledge was enough, I want to determine to the end (if possible). I'll wait, maybe someone else will help


the genus is Sicus, S. ferrugineus, most likely
http://home.hccnet.nl/mp.van.veen/conopidae/sicus.html

11.10.2011 11:36, Pirx

Please help me identify a murmur from Moscow. October 6, 4 p.m.
Thank you in advance!


male Syrphus (s. str.) sp., most likely ribesii or vitripennis - they are the most common
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12.10.2011 12:26, ALEKC

Please tell me what kind of fly, koya disguised as a bee, photographed the spouse in the country? Saratov, a month ago.

Pictures:
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12.10.2011 12:48, gumenuk

Tell me, what kind of fly?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan
Date in the file name

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12.10.2011 13:01, Pirx

Please tell me what kind of fly, koya disguised as a bee, photographed the spouse in the country? Saratov, a month ago.


female Volucella zonaria Poda (Syrphidae)

12.10.2011 13:01, Pirx

Tell me, what kind of fly?
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan
Date in the file name


Empididae, pushers
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12.10.2011 13:16, gumenuk

Help determine - 2
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan
Date in the file name

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12.10.2011 14:44, Pirx

Help determine - 2
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan
Date in the file name


On the first two - Temnostoma, and on the first one T. vespiforme seems to mate, and on the second one the female is more similar to T. meridionale, which is much rarer. If the female from the second photo is taken in a different place, I am for T. meridionale.

The third photo shows Criorhina, asilica most likely. For me, this genus is unfamiliar, maybe Alex 2611 will tell you something.
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12.10.2011 14:46, Pirx

Vitaly, thank you for the most beautiful photos! But, I confess, if I were around, these flies would not have left the net smile.gif

12.10.2011 15:00, gumenuk

Vitaly, thank you for the most beautiful photos! But, I confess, if I had been there, these flies would not have left the net. smile.gif

Unfortunately, this summer was very poor for animals, including flies frown.gif

12.10.2011 15:19, gumenuk

Help determine - 3
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan
Date in the file name

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12.10.2011 15:30, Pirx

Unfortunately, this summer was very poor for animals, including flies frown.gif


But what flies! These species (Temnostoma, Criorhina) are extremely rare in the Steppe. For example, in the Donetsk region, both genders were observed only in the XIX century, not later.

12.10.2011 15:39, gumenuk

But what flies! These species (Temnostoma, Criorhina) are extremely rare in the Steppe. For example, in the Donetsk region, both genders were observed only in the XIX century, not later.

I already know that they are listed in the Criminal Code of Ukraine. We still have them-I shot them in previous years, mostly in the clearing under the power LINE

12.10.2011 16:17, Pirx

Help determine - 3
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan
Date in the file name


Merodon equestris, famous for pest of ornamental bulbous plants
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12.10.2011 16:30, Pirx

I already know that they are listed in the Criminal Code of Ukraine. We still meet them - I shot them in previous years, mostly in the clearing under the power line


Only T. meridionale is recorded, and that was history... In addition to it, in the European part there are several species of temnostom. Criorhina is not listed.

12.10.2011 16:37, gumenuk

view?
Voronezh region, Pavlovsky district, Mikhaylovka village
Date in the file name

Pictures:
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12.10.2011 18:35, OEV

view?
Voronezh region, Pavlovsky district, Mikhaylovka village
Date in the file name


Only the genus alas
1 Systoechus sem.Bombyliidae
2 Atylotus fam.Tabanidae
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12.10.2011 20:48, gumenuk

Only the genus alas
1 Systoechus sem.Bombyliidae
2 Atylotus fam.Tabanidae

Thank you so far and that's enough smile.gif

12.10.2011 21:12, gumenuk

Two more rare ones (relatively).
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan.
Date in the file name

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12.10.2011 21:46, OEV

Two more rare ones (relatively).
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan.
Date in the file name


1 Sicus ferrugineus if I'm not mistaken it has already been identified from your photo above wink.gif
2 Hemipenthes maura
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13.10.2011 7:43, gumenuk

1 Sicus ferrugineus if I'm not mistaken it has already been identified from your photo above wink.gif
2 Hemipenthes maura

I don't trust my own definitions when a specialist determines that the accuracy is higher. After all, I only take pictures, and all animals, and when determining a narrow specialization is important. Therefore, I can re-define rolleyes.gif

13.10.2011 11:15, OEV

I don't trust my own definitions when a specialist determines that the accuracy is higher. After all, I only take pictures, and all animals, and when determining a narrow specialization is important. Therefore, I can put it up for definition again rolleyes.gif


Vitaly good morning! Of course, it's nice to hear this specialist[size=5] in his address, but I don't even have a biological education. I just collect diptera, identify them as best I can, and help others. On the forum diptera are not very popular, but in vain. Yes, and with the literature on this unit is not very. Your photo is of good quality. It is advisable to set several angles. Sincerely beer.gifyours

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