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Identification of Diptera (flies, mosquitoes, etc.)

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10.03.2013 18:58, VolgoNevr

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Volgograd region

31.03.2013 22:34, GorodN

Pomgite
- west of the Republic of Belarus, on the border with Lithuania, July

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01.04.2013 22:50, John-ST

Is there anything you can say about this" mosquito"?
27.04.2012
MO, Zheleznodorozhny, na svet
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01.04.2013 22:53, John-ST

Ryazan region, Kasimovsky district, Balushevo-Pochinki village, Oka River, 06.06.2012


Tachinae Phasiinae, first possibly Ectophasia

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01.04.2013 22:55, John-ST

01.04.2013 23:06, John-ST

28.04.2012
MO, Did the

male Bibio morio come into the world?
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03.04.2013 13:09, KingSnake

Help identify the flies. Mordovia, June, lesnaya polyana.

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03.04.2013 17:07, OEV

Help identify the flies. Mordovia, June, lesnaya polyana.


1. I assume Eristalis intracaria, male
2. Myathropa florea, male
3. Hemipenthes maura (Bombyliidae-buzzards)

This post was edited by OEV-03.04.2013 17: 19
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03.04.2013 20:22, KingSnake

1. Suppose Eristalis intracaria, male

Isn't that some kind of tahina?" I can't find a photo of this view. to make it look like mine. Everywhere with black stripes, but I can't see them

03.04.2013 20:39, OEV

Isn't that some kind of tahina?" I can't find a photo of this view. to make it look like mine. Everywhere with black stripes, but I can't see them


Maxim I can definitely say this is umnik.gifa Sirfid, the venation of the wings confirms this. With the view I'm not sure, maybe such a coloring shuffle.gif.
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04.04.2013 9:59, KingSnake

Maxim I can definitely say this is umnik.gifa Sirfid, the venation of the wings confirms this. With the view, I'm not sure if this color shuffle.gifis possible .

Are there any other options? At least approximately smile.gif

04.04.2013 20:38, Pirx

Are there any other options? At least approximately smile.gif


This is Mallota megilliformis.

update: and the female smile.gif

Updateh: in the back, of course, is Eristalis, only he's from the Nordstein cartoon smile.gif

This post was edited by Pirx - 04.04.2013 20: 49
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06.04.2013 21:43, VolgoNevr

Fly-buzzed this. Bombyliidae, can someone tell you more precisely

I'm just interested in what exactly it was buzzing, I'll be grateful if someone determines, I've been looking for a long time...

08.04.2013 15:23, RZh-zoo

Who can tell you about ktyr, sirfid and komara? The first since June, the mosquito since September 2012. North of the Rivne region, Ukraine (Polesie).

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09.04.2013 11:41, Pirx

Who can tell you about ktyr, sirfid and komara? The first since June, the mosquito since September 2012. North of the Rivne region, Ukraine (Polesie).


Sirfids:

d_2: male Platycheirus sp., most likely - someone from fulviventris / immarginatus / perpallidus, more precisely, you can not determine from this photo.

d_3: male Temnostoma bombylans.
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09.04.2013 12:26, алекс 2611

Who can tell you about ktyr, sirfid and komara? The first since June, the mosquito since September 2012. North of the Rivne region, Ukraine (Polesie).

Ktyr Laphria gibbosa
mosquito probably Tipula sp., I do not know how much the photo is real to vida
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09.04.2013 12:28, алекс 2611

Sirfids:

d_2: male Platycheirus sp., most likely - someone from fulviventris / immarginatus / perpallidus, more precisely, you can not determine from this photo.

d_3: male Temnostoma bombylans.


I thought d_2 was Melanostoma frown.gif

d_3 did not have time, you will have to find out...

09.04.2013 14:58, Pirx

I thought d_2 was Melanostoma frown.gif

d_3 did not have time, you will have to find out...


d_2 Very large spots on the abdomen, our melanostomes do not have such spots. This is immediately - and so, both habitually and slightly expanded forelegs.

09.04.2013 15:32, алекс 2611

d_2 Very large spots on the abdomen, our melanostomes do not have such spots. This is immediately - and so, both habitually and slightly expanded forelegs.

I believe I would just blurt it out myself.

16.04.2013 11:58, x-signal

Hi! Recently I noticed that such green flies appeared in Moscow and outside the city:
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The specimen in the photo turned out to be yellowish, but usually came across a light green color. They are absolutely harmless, especially noticeable in the evenings, fly in from the street, sit on curtains, crawl on windows. For the winter, they are hammered into the cracks of the frame and fall asleep. Help us determine what kind of insect it is. In my opinion, they were not there before, or maybe just did not notice.

16.04.2013 14:47, Pirx

Hi! Recently I noticed that such green flies appeared in Moscow and outside the city:
user posted image
The specimen in the photo turned out to be yellowish, but usually came across a light green color. They are absolutely harmless, especially noticeable in the evenings, fly in from the street, sit on curtains, crawl on windows. For the winter, they are hammered into the cracks of the frame and fall asleep. Help us determine what kind of insect it is. In my opinion, they weren't there before, or maybe I just didn't notice them.


This is goldeneye, she is from another order (Neuroptera), you go to another topic.

16.04.2013 15:27, x-signal

Thank you, Pirx! I found a topic about golden eyes. Useful insects it turns out. So it's not for nothing that I didn't touch them.

18.04.2013 23:04, KingSnake

Help me identify the flies. Mordovia, early April.

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19.04.2013 14:44, Arikain

1. Pollenia seems to me

19.04.2013 21:03, derev

It lives in Israel
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19.04.2013 21:18, Mantispid

mushentsiya any

19.04.2013 21:35, алекс 2611

Sirfida probably
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19.04.2013 21:56, Pirx

Eristalodes taeniops
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26.04.2013 10:31, matus260184

Please help me determine))) A large creature the size of a large wasp, the focus missed, I can't calm down, who needs to be hunted again)))

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26.04.2013 10:32, matus260184

photo taken in the center of Belarus forest edge, late June

This post was edited by matus260184 - 04/26/2013 10: 43

26.04.2013 13:02, алекс 2611

Please help me determine))) A large creature the size of a large wasp, the focus missed, I can't calm down, who needs to be hunted again)))

mukha-ktyr. more precisely according to this photo it is difficult for me

28.04.2013 22:31, John-ST

Can these animals be identified?
MO, Railway, on light

1. 09.07.2012
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2. 20.06.2012
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29.04.2013 9:49, vasiliy-feoktistov

Got my hands on it and I want to deal with this mess at last.
A big, unchildlike beast.
Collected on 27.06.202 Here: M. O. Balashikha district, okr. der. Poltevo, the edge of the forest, on pine logs.
Who could it be?

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29.04.2013 12:27, Dima DD

Got my hands on it and I want to deal with this mess at last.
A big, unchildlike beast.
Collected on 27.06.202 Here: M. O. Balashikha district, okr. der. Poltevo, the edge of the forest, on pine logs.
Who could it be?
In my opinion, the spitting image of a male Laphria gibbosa!
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29.04.2013 17:49, vasiliy-feoktistov

In my opinion, the spitting image of a male Laphria gibbosa!

Thank you. This another red bookman (already the second category). Rzhunimagu once again over the compilers so-as in my opinion, it is often noticed together with Laphria flava during my visits to the felling for zlatkami and barbels. It is necessary to drive him out of the CC. I apologize: this is already in another topic mol.gif.

29.04.2013 21:07, Dima DD

Thank you. This another red bookman (already the second category). Rzhunimagu once again over the compilers so-as in my opinion, it is often noticed together with Laphria flava during my visits to the felling for zlatkami and barbels. It is necessary to drive him out of the CC. I apologize: this is another topicmol.gif.
Aha, this notable fly is traditionally included in many local CC, it has a very large range! smile.gif In our Leningrad region, too, I sometimes meet it, but in our CC (as in Karelian) it is still only in 3 categories...

29.04.2013 22:44, алекс 2611

In our Leningrad region, too, I sometimes meet it, but in our CC (as in Karelian) it is still only in 3 categories...

Do I meet them sometimes? In the pine forests of the Karelian Isthmus, the "beast" is quite ordinary. And the pine forests on the Karelian Isthmus...

29.04.2013 23:27, vasiliy-feoktistov

Finishing me off:

30.04.2013 11:17, Dima DD

Oh, and in the CC of the Tver region, Lyafria humpback is generally in the 1st category...

30.04.2013 11:21, vasiliy-feoktistov

Oh, and in the CC of the Tver region, Lyafria humpback is generally in the 1st category...

yes.gif Yes, they (the compilers) generally "moved out of gluzda" completely.
Here is a good topic where these books are discussed: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=90568 smile.gif

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