Identification of Diptera (flies, mosquitoes, etc.)

Thanks! Check out the new batch?
Thank you in advance!

11. Most likely all the same lzhektyr, to the form with them is difficult
12. Yes, someone from tolkunchikov
13, 19. In lvinkakh look
15. Gymnosoma any

Such are the beauties (or beauties) Photographed in Tambov

female babblers:
1-Episyrphus balteatus
2-Eristalis tenax
3-Eristalis arbustorum (most likely)

3draw us! Tell me the genus/species of babblers, ktyr and ragionid.

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3draw us! Tell me the genus/species of babblers, ktyr and ragionid.

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murmurs:
1 - Helophilus pendulus
2, 3 - Eristalis tenax
4 - Chalcosyrphus valgus

Is this Lucillia caesar? August 21, Karelia

Hello!
Help identify the mosquito!
Filmed this summer in the Moscow region.
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Is this Lucillia caesar? August 21, Karelia

Like it samaya

Please help me determine:
1. Chrysotoxum festivum?
24.07.2008 Yaroslavl region, Yaroslavl district, Berdicino village

2. It is possible to define up to the species these Haematopota sp.
July 31, 2008, Yaroslavl region, Yaroslavl district, Berdicino village

23.07.2007 Yaroslavl region, Yaroslavl district, Berdicino village

Please help me determine:
1. Chrysotoxum festivum?

Да.

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Unfortunately, I don't know the shooting dates. Filmed in Belarus.

3vontsa to the genus, if possible...

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Unfortunately, I don't know the shooting dates. Filmed in Belarus.

3vontsa to the genus, if possible...

the second and last two are babblers from the genus Syrphus. The first murmur with the most successful angle is most likely S. vitripennis.

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Unfortunately, I don't know the shooting dates. Filmed in Belarus.

3vontsa to the genus, if possible...

4. Pollenia sp.?

Check out the sirfid? All from Moscow and the region.

1. 12.08

2. 3.08

3. 6.08

4. 12.08

5. 29.07

6. 29.07

7. 11.08

8. 17.08

9. 17.08

10. 30.08

11. 30.08

12. 30.08

Thank you in advance!

Check out the sirfid? All from Moscow and the region.
Thank you in advance!

1. Eristalis arbustorum
2. Eristalis arbustorum
3. Syrphus sp. or Eupeodes sp.
4. Eristalis tenax
5. Eristalis arbustorum
6. Eristalis arbustorum
7. Eristalis arbustorum
8. Eristalis arbustorum
9. Helophilus pendulus
10. Eristalis tenax
11. Eristalis arbustorum
12. Eristalis tenax
13. Eristalis tenax
14. Chrysotoxum festivum
15. Chrysotoxum festivum
16. Helophilus pendulus
17. Syrphus sp.

Thanks! What_to I have all built some uninteresting

Thanks! Chto_to I have all sirfids some uninteresting

Oops, that was me. I sent it from the tablet, and he didn't understand the word "sirfids "

Thanks! Chta_to I have all sirfidy any uninteresting

Well, this is a classic European autumn trash set.

And Eristalis abusiva on what and when really meet?

And Eristalis abusiva on what and when really meet?

At the same time as arbustorum (from spring to autumn), but less often, and abusiva does not tend, unlike arbustorum, to anthropogenic landscapes. It is easy to distinguish them - look at the face-abusiva has a clear longitudinal stripe, black, shiny.

And Eristalis nemorum?

And Eristalis nemorum?

The same thing, but it is slightly different, not from this group of species. It is rare in the south, but it is larger than the first pair.

Ukraine, Rivne region.
1 July 13, Eupeodes corollae ??

2. July 25, Eristalis arbustorum ??

3. June 29 Scaeva selenitica or Scaeva pyrastri ??

4. May 6, Xanthogramma pedissequum ??

5. May 16, Eupeodes luniger ?

6. May 29, Syrphus ribesii ??

7. June 23, Syrphus or Didea fasciata ??

8. June 3, Epistrophe nitidicollis or Epistrophe grossulariae ??

9. May 7, Sphaerophoria scripta ?


This post was edited by Gansucha - 02.09.2012 09: 50

Please help me determine what types:
(caught in a pine forest in Len region in mid-August) thank you in advance
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Ukraine, Rivne region.

where there are doubts below, the photo is not enough to determine:

1 yes
2 yes
3 selenitica (or dignota)
4 pedissequum (most likely)
5 luniger / corollae
6 Syrphus sp.
7 Syrphus sp.
8 Epistrophe sp. (most likely not nitidicollis or grossulariae)
9 Sphaerophoria sp. (90% scripta)

Please help me determine what types:
(caught in a pine forest in Len region in mid-August) thank you in advance
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Sericomyia sp. (Syrphidae)

Please help me determine what types:
(caught in a pine forest in Len region in mid-August) thank you in advance
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judging by the contours of Laphria sp.
You would have taken at least a little lighter photo or used a flash...

This post was edited by AGG-03.09.2012 16: 56

where there are doubts below, the photo is not enough to determine:

1 yes
2 yes
3 selenitica (or dignota)
4 pedissequum (most likely)
5 luniger / corollae
6 Syrphus sp.
7 Syrphus sp.
8 Epistrophe sp. (most likely not nitidicollis or grossulariae)
9 Sphaerophoria sp. (90% scripta)

6. Can I sign Syrphus ribesii / vitripennis ?
4, 9. Most likely, this is cf. ?

This post was edited by Gansucha - 03.09.2012 21: 37

6. Can I sign Syrphus ribesii / vitripennis ?
4, 9. Most likely, this is cf. ?

6. Well, this is divination. Like there are no hairs on the eyes - not torvus. Most likely are ribesii / vitripennis (the second one in the south of the EC is even much more common). But there are a couple of doppelganger species described in the 1990s from Z.Europe. Unfortunately for makrushnikov, most European sirfid species are now detected only under binoculars, and even need to be cut. Sometimes the photographer has a good angle, but this is rare... You can decide for yourself.

4,9. cf. nr. aff. - I will say in Russian: the angle of Xanthogramma is such that the spots on its chest are poorly visible (a defining sign). Judging by the location of the find , you should have the most common X. pedissequum. And no one defines Sphaerophoria females for this group of species. Most likely S. scripta.

A few more murmurs...

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A few more murmurs...

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Unfortunately, I don't know the shooting dates. Filmed in Belarus.

2. Episyrphus balteatus-Marmalade fly, like

A few more murmurs...

Photo published with permission by the author photos.
Unfortunately, I don't know the shooting dates. Filmed in Belarus.

1. Syrphus aff. ribesii (female)
2. Episyrphus balteatus (female)
3. S. aff. vitripennis (male)
4. Sphaerophoria sp. (female)
5. Syrphus aff. vitripennis (female)

Sirfs are removed so that the legs are visible - so the definition is more accurate. Photos beautiful

2. Episyrphus balteatus-Marmalade fly, it seems

By the way, yes-the popular British name "marmalade fly", but it is better to translate it somehow differently-UK-shny" marmalade " is more like our liquid jam, or jam.

[quote=VBoris,30.08.2012 13:37] Hello!
Help identify the mosquito!
Filmed this summer in the Moscow region.
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Chironomidae-this is obvious, further-no, but possibly Chironomus

[quote=sciurus,14.08.2012 18:58] Similar flies often fly in my country, in Karelia.
July 21:
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[/quote] - similar, but completely different, and that's right, Alex 2611, Eriothrix.
But with a similar "tahina fera" - great difficulties-when I saw in the collection at first glance identical flies from more than 3 genera...

[quote=nikittokkk,15.08.2012 14:09] This Lucillia caesar? August 21, Karelia
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[/quote] The only correct approach to lucilias, and an excellent drug! They are only by gen.males are defined, but I'm not a specialist to tell the species. And knowing the differences-enough bent from under the sternite (non-torn) genitalia on a collector's copy of the fly.
All ku!

Look, pliz, diptera, maybe someone will identify... Almost all of them are located in Severodonetsk, Komar-Novoaydar, Luhansk region

1,2 - Ulidiidae

 
Please tell me what it is? Thank you in advance!

Nephrotoma exactly

The fly is a pollinator of the pemphigus. Is it possible to determine? Moscow, today.
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female Sarcophagidae-indeterminate, males-on the genitals.

Sorry, and I'm not trying to give definitions of types)
And it's good that the sirfid correctly rakes out Pirx.

  
But with a similar "tahina fera" - great difficulties-when I saw in the collection at first glance identical flies from more than 3 genera...

Yes, taheen is based on the photo, based on the external similarity....not very serious. On the pin, and then count the bristles on different parts of the body

  
"similar, but very different, and that's right, Alex 2611, Eriothrix.

Yes, already on Diptera.info about the first one, which is red, they said that it is a male Thelaira, and the species is most likely Th. nigripes.

Has anyone seen such a humpback by any chance? On Diptera.info they don't say anything. August 22, In Karelia. They swarmed around the oak leaves, seeming to lick up the sweet sticky sap. Quite large, about 3 mm.

Ukraine, Rivne region.
Eristalis arbustorum, Eristalis interrupta ?
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