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Identification of Diptera (flies, mosquitoes, etc.)

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02.08.2017 10:40, Woodmen

Here is such a tephritid (?) found on 1.08.2017 on the cornflower Centaurea nigra agg. in London:

Something is still missing, maybe it's not tephritida at all?

Very similar to Toxoneura modesta (Pallopteridae)
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05.08.2017 10:36, Slavinator

Hello everyone. Is it really impossible to tell from my photos?
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Please help! And here's another Saratov region, July

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05.08.2017 20:02, VitSev

Please help me identify ktyrei. Two different individuals, but the species seems to be the same. The body length is approximately 35 mm. Sevastopol, coastal zone. 05.08.2017.

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08.08.2017 19:48, Мир вокруг нас

Please tell me the name. I shot it in early August in the Samara region.

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08.08.2017 20:19, Liparus

This individual is about 30 mm long (approximately).

Satanas gigas is bigger and completely different, I collected such (as you have in the photo) in the Donetsk region on the sands, also did not determine

08.08.2017 21:54, RoPro

Please help me. identify the ktyr. Someone from Dioctria, probably.
Moscow region, July 23.

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08.08.2017 23:11, VitSev

Satanas gigas is bigger and completely different, I collected them (like you have in the photo) in the Donetsk region on the sands, I also did not identify them

I uploaded photos to the site https://diptera.info, there is an Asilidae Forum. No one has yet determined exactly, it is assumed that one of the species of the genus Stenopogon.

09.08.2017 13:29, VitSev

Please tell me the name. I shot it in early August in the Samara region.

I can only say for sure that this is a ktyr (family Asilidae), and the genus, species-there is not enough qualification ))

11.08.2017 19:31, RoPro

Please help me identify the ktyr. Moscow region, June 25.

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11.08.2017 22:46, Molobratia

Please help me identify the ktyr. Moscow region, June 25.


Dioctria oelandica
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12.08.2017 6:06, RoPro

Dioctria oelandica

Thanks ! smile.gif
And this can't be determined ?

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12.08.2017 9:59, Molobratia

Thanks ! smile.gif
And this can't be determined ?


Dioctria linearis I would say
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12.08.2017 10:35, Slavinator

Saratov, July

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12.08.2017 11:00, Molobratia

Saratov, July


It looks like Neomochtherus pallipes?, but the type, as far as I remember, is not given for the Saratov region

14.08.2017 0:13, Slavinator

Help me determine!
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And more, Saratov region, August

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15.08.2017 11:00, Radik

Tell me please. Is it Leptogaster cylindrica ?
Tatarstan, Smylovka village. August 5, 2017

17.08.2017 19:37, Liparus

what are the rarities?

14.VIII.2016 Ukraine, KHARKOV REG., Bezlyudovka distr., near Bezlyudovka st. and Udyanskaya st. st. 49°52'33.92"N, 36°14'56.41"E

17.08.2017 23:46, Fornax13

what are the rarities?

14.VIII.2016 Ukraine, KHARKOV REG., Bezlyudovka distr., near Bezlyudovka st. and Udyanskaya st. st. 49°52'33.92"N, 36°14'56.41"E

As a variant of Volucella inanis and Spilomyia saltuum
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18.08.2017 13:10, IchMan

As a variant of Volucella inanis and Spilomyia saltuum

So it seems there are no other options...
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21.08.2017 6:15, CosMosk

21.08.2017 6:17, CosMosk

Help me determine URL #3319 user posted image
And more, Saratov region, August

The typical saracophagus is nae, and the belly is iridescent checkered. That's all you can say without the drug without guessing in this subfamily.
Some common genera of miltogrammati-nae are quite characteristic (usually kleptoparasites in the nests of stinging eardrums, they are found on the soil there, often with a shiny conical forehead), and unusual ones, and species - the same situation.

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21.08.2017 18:33, tomegatherion

Can you identify a murmur? Nizhny Novgorod region.

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21.08.2017 18:54, алекс 2611

Can you identify a murmur? Nizhny Novgorod region.

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May. Burrowing wasp of the genus Bembix tongue.gif
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21.08.2017 20:49, Zum-Graat

Like a babbler from the genus Eristalis? According to photos from Google on Eristalis similis similar... Moscow region, 21.08, meadow.

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22.08.2017 22:44, tomegatherion

Please define it. Taken in the Nizhny Novgorod region.

1. Bovine horsefly? 06.08.17
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2 17.06.17
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3 17.06.17
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4 17.06.17
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5 22.06.17
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6 Murmur? 23.06.17
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7 16.06.17
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23.08.2017 10:44, ИНО

3-off topic, bee, like, Eucera, exactly male. Don't forget to write dates.

23.08.2017 16:51, tomegatherion

24.08.2017 21:50, Aksin2005

Dear forumchane, tell me, please, is it Eupeodes latifasciatus or Eupeodes corollae or generally neither?
Taken in mid-May in the Rtishchevsky district, in a suburban grove.

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26.08.2017 18:10, CosMosk

I can't tell you about the murmurs. Rather, I will scatter them among their families.
Please define it. Taken in the Nizhny Novgorod region.

2.Rhagio scolopaceus, Rhagionidae
4. Empis, Misumena, Orsodacne
5. Oxyna ??parietina, Tephritidae
6. yes)
7 Lauxaniidae,?Meiosimyza
8 Empis ?tesselata
9 Cylindrotomidae, Cylindrotoma sp-easily confused without knowing with tipulids-limoniids

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26.08.2017 20:49, tomegatherion

I can't tell you about the murmurs. Rather, I will scatter them among their families.


Thanks!
And these can also be identified? All three photos show the same pair of insects. Taken today in the Nizhny Novgorod region.

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26.08.2017 22:39, beautyfil

Dear experts, sho yento for the insect suschestvo? Kryvyi Rih, 14-17

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27.08.2017 21:04, Бабистр

Good evening!
From the jar where the hawk moth caterpillar was supposed to pupate in the ground, this fly flew out. The caterpillar died without pupating. Most likely, this is interrelated and coincided not by chance. Can you tell me what kind of fly it is? Moscow region, Istra district, yesterday. The caterpillar was a bedstraw hawk moth.

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27.08.2017 21:51, AVA

Good evening!
From the jar where the hawk moth caterpillar was supposed to pupate in the ground, this fly flew out. The caterpillar died without pupating. Most likely, this is interrelated and coincided not by chance. Can you tell me what kind of fly it is? Moscow region, Istra district, yesterday. The caterpillar was a bedstraw hawk moth.

This is a lion fly, most likely Microchrysa polita. The larvae develop in soil, manure, and rotting wood. It is not a parasite and cannot be the cause of caterpillar death.
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27.08.2017 22:06, Бабистр

This is a lion fly, most likely Microchrysa polita. The larvae develop in soil, manure, and rotting wood. It is not a parasite and cannot be the cause of caterpillar death.

Thank you very much! smile.gif smile.gif

28.08.2017 4:03, CosMosk

Dear experts, sho yento for the insect suschestvo? Kryvyi Rih, 14-17

ktyr Leptogaster ??cylindrica
Thanks!
And these can also be identified? All three photos show the same pair of insects. Taken today in the Nizhny Novgorod region.

These, both male and female, should be recognized for life-the genus Sphaerophoria (there are several species, the most common scripta-and here I doubt it)
since they are hyperbanals, they are found there and everywhere, where there is almost nothing else to see. I mean,of course-we have it during the flight season.
Another of their ubiquitous friends is Syritta pipiens - with thickened thighs. It will be useful to distinguish.

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28.08.2017 6:26, RoPro

Please help me identify it. Xylomyidae ? It would be nice to see the view. smile.gif
Moscow region, August 27.

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28.08.2017 14:46, CosMosk

Psilidae, Loxocera aristata
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28.08.2017 19:47, RoPro

Psilidae, Loxocera aristata

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31.08.2017 18:54, Slavinator

Saratov region, August

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01.09.2017 20:36, CosMosk

"A female Sphaerophoria ?"scripta
-3 frames male Pollenia
- Scyomyzidae

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