Identification of Diptera (flies, mosquitoes, etc.)

Is it possible to determine whether it is better or not. Taken on 28.05.12 Beglitskaya spit. Rostov region.

Helophilus sp.
Syrphidae exactly I do not get

This post was edited by alex 2611-28.05.2012 20: 58

Is it possible to determine whether it is better or not. Taken on 28.05.12 Beglitskaya spit. Rostov region.

Like Helophilus hybridus.

It's smeared with pollen.

Good afternoon!All:Crimea, Simferopol,26.05.2012 leg.Shaporinsky V. V.

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Good afternoon!All:Crimea, Simferopol,26.05.2012 leg.Shaporinsky V. V.

0187 and 0195 Eristalis sp.
0188 Xanthogramma sp. probably X. pedissequum (Harris, 1776)
0190 and 0193 Merodon sp. or what?

If necessary, I will define Eristalis to a species at the meeting.

missed 0189 this is our Scaeva Sc. selenitica (Meigen, 1822) probably


Py Sy feels my heart, that somewhere really lohanulsya, and what the catch is I can not understand....

This post was edited by alex 2611-30.05.2012 12: 14

Friends, I can't figure it out. Tipulida, glossy black, 2-3 segments of the abdomen, thighs and lower leg bases are bright red. What the hell is this? Help me, please!

Friends, I can't figure it out. Tipulida, glossy black, 2-3 segments of the abdomen, thighs and lower leg bases are bright red. What the hell is this? Help me, please!

I only know a Nephrotoma with this color

Friends, I can't figure it out. Tipulida, glossy black, 2-3 segments of the abdomen, thighs and lower leg bases are bright red. What the hell is this? Help me, please!

Tanyptera most likely

  Tanyptera most likely

Precisely! Thanks! This is Tanyptera atrata

I saw such a fly today! I don't know if there's ever been one before, just a very unusual one sitting on a moldy tree stump. Very low-angled, and flies somehow slowly, the legs are somehow disproportionately long to the body.

I saw such a fly today! I don't know if there's ever been one before, just a very unusual one sitting on a moldy tree stump. Very low-angled, and flies somehow slowly, the legs are somehow disproportionately long to the body.

ktyr probably. they like to sit on fallen trunks and stumps

Yes, it is somewhat similar to a ktyr, but this fly is so decorated, bright, and already shines all over! Ktyri, they are gray, well, there are brown, red, but so that such!?

Yes, it is somewhat similar to a ktyr, but this fly is so decorated, bright, and already shines all over! Ktyri, they are gray, well, there are brown, red, but so that such!?

This is definitely ktyr. Possible here is the view. You have it really light some, probably just hatched, so it flies slowly

This post was edited by Vzhik - 30.05.2012 20: 41

Are any other flies from my message detectable?

I saw such a fly today! I don't know if there's ever been one before, just a very unusual one sitting on a moldy tree stump. Very low-angled, and flies somehow slowly, the legs are somehow disproportionately long to the body.

I would add that it is most likely Choerades marginata. Or rather, you can place it if it's not a secret

Yes, somehow this view is more similar in snimakam, at least this one
http://www.diptera.info/photogallery.php?photo_id=962

And I saw such a beautiful fly near the village of Shiroka Balka in the south of the Mykolaiv region, this is near Mykolaiv, but south of the city a little, 10 km probably..

Please define it. Taken on 31.05.12 on Beglitskaya spit. Rostov region.

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Good afternoon!All:Crimea, Simferopol,26.05.2012 leg.Shaporinsky V. V.

Lesh, I just need to clarify and make some sense

0187, 0195 - 99% Eristalis arbustorum. Other closely related species are extremely rare in the Crimea, in contrast to the middle plosa. A photo of the face in front will put everything in its place.

0188 - most likely Xanthogramma stackelbergi. All the specimens I know are from the Crimea and most of them are from the Azov Sea region they belong to this southern species.

0189 - Scaeva selenitica/dignota. No way without binoculars. Both types are not uncommon.

0190, 0193-Merodon equestris F. An invasive species that has only been found in the Crimea since the end of the last century, and a couple of dozen specimens are known. It is well known in Simfi, also along the Alushta highway and to the left and right of Alushta and Yalta. Lesh, can't you exchange it with Vyacheslav at a meeting if he agrees? And you and I will then be counted

Please define it. Taken on 31.05.12 on Beglitskaya spit. Rostov region.

Male Eristalinus aeneus, a common species, even a synanthropus. It is often found along the seashore, as its larvae can live in both fresh and brackish water bodies.

Lesh, I just need to clarify and make some sense
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0188 - most likely Xanthogramma stackelbergi. All the specimens I know are from the Crimea and most of them are from the Azov Sea region they belong to this southern species.

0189 - Scaeva selenitica/dignota. No way without binoculars. Both types are not uncommon.

In terms of sirfids, I am extremely leningradskooblastcentric.
I have a good idea of our fauna, but I absolutely do not understand the southern sirfids....

I don't recognize this one. Is this a sirfid?
June 1 in the forest, sharp and unpleasant buzzing.

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I don't recognize this one. Is this a sirfid?
June 1 in the forest, sharp and unpleasant buzzing.

Still a sirfid, I think - Merodon equestris. Didn't get caught? This is a good find. New to the region and another extreme eastern point of the range. It was known only from Moskovskaya, an invasive species here (?)...

I don't recognize this one. Is this a sirfid?
June 1 in the forest, sharp and unpleasant buzzing.

Yes, she. Can a buzzing sound also be pleasant

Yes, she. Can a buzzing sound also be pleasant

Bumblebee is good.
Or maybe it wasn't her buzzing. There was also volucella. Or maybe both of them. When I looked at the pictures, I saw that they were different...

This post was edited by Anfim - 04.06.2012 22: 01

Bumblebee is good.
Or maybe it wasn't her buzzing. There was also volucella. Or maybe both of them. When I looked at the pictures, I saw that they were different...

In general, please collect bumblebee diptera - and it will be easier to identify, and there are kosher species...

Please define it. In the beam. Rostov region 07.06.12

This post was edited by Anatoly52-09.06.2012 22: 16

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Can you tell me this bee-like fly? Caught today, in Karelia.

Can you tell me this bee-like fly? Caught today, in Karelia.

Sirphida Microdon aff. mutabilis, from the basal subfamily Microdontinae. They have larvae in anthills, imagos are usually nearby.

Please identify this copy as well. In the beam. Rostov region 07.05.12

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Please identify this copy as well. In the beam. Rostov region 07.05.12

Male Eristalis tenax L. (Syrphidae).

Tell me this Machimus fimbriatus?
M. O., Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, pic Voinova gora, 20.06.2009.

Is it possible to identify this fly? Bombylius sp.? Can I recognize the view? Karelia, May 20, near the cherry blossoms was spinning.


This post was edited by Arikain - 13.06.2012 23: 57

Please define it. Beglitskaya spit. Rostov region 14.06.12

This post was edited by Anatoly52-14.06.2012 18: 17

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these are not diptera, but mottled butterflies

456870, Chelyabinsk region, Kyshtym city district.
Thank you in advance!

Some hefty ktyr.
Yesterday such flies were caught together with me on logs of goldfinches and barbels
Also an entomologist.......
Taken here: Lyuberetsky metro station, okr. der. Torbeevo.
Can you tell me (it became interesting)?

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Some hefty ktyr.
Yesterday such flies were caught together with me on logs of goldfinches and barbels
Also an entomologist.......
Taken here: Lyuberetsky metro station, okr. der. Torbeevo.
Can you tell me (it became interesting)?

Vasily the Good ktyr Laphria flava

Vasily the good ktyr Laphria flava

Plenty of them out there, by the way. One of them ate Phaenops cyanea when I was there: interesting. I wanted to take a picture but I didn't have time

Possibly Dasysyrphus venustus

any opinion or clue on dasysyrphus from van veen better than all

Possibly Dasysyrphus pauxillus May 14, 2011 St. Petersburg

It is defined as Dasysyrphus pinastri but somewhere I saw that pinastry is a synonym for lunulatus? May 29, 2011 St. Petersburg