Identification of Diptera (flies, mosquitoes, etc.)

Good evening.
Tell me, please, what kind of fly is this?
Found in July in Kiev.

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Good evening.
Tell me, please, what kind of fly is this?
Found in July in Kiev.

Eristalis sp.

Tell me, please, what kind of fly is this?
Found on April 23 in Kiev.

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Good evening.
Tell me, please, what kind of fly is this?
Found in July in Kiev.

Sirphida of the genus Eristalis. Similar to Eristalia anthophorina

Hello. Today I shot some "fruit flies" on blue-green unicellular thermophilic algae in a wild radon spring on Goryachaya travertinova Mountain in the city of Pyatigorsk. Please help with the title.
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Good day please tell me what kind of flies are these?
Wound up in the Moscow time apartment, I suspect that they arrive from the ventilation system. They fly very fast and run very fast (for their size).
By their habits, I can say that they are obviously not indifferent to humidity, in most cases I caught them in the bathroom and in the kitchen sink.

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Can I get to Rod?

Can I get to Rod?

You can define up to a kind

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Chrysops.

You can define up to a kind

If the legs were visible and the wings were normally deployed, it would be possible to estimate up to the view

Gentlemen, help me identify the fly. At least to the family. If it is possible based on such photos.
St. Petersburg, in the house, in the mass at the cage with a guinea pig. Body length approx. 1 mm.




The post was edited by AGG - 26.10.2022 11: 11

Good day please tell me what kind of flies are these?
Wound up in the Moscow time apartment, I suspect that they arrive from the ventilation system. They fly very fast and run very fast (for their size).

Humpback, probably Megaselia. Larvae devour any wet dead biomass (and sometimes live). One dead black cockroach will feed a hundred, and even if the trash can is not taken out for a long time...

Please help with the definition.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Hripan railway station surroundings
2021.06.06

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Gentlemen, help me identify the fly. At least to the family. If it is possible based on such photos.
St. Petersburg, in the house, in the mass at the cage with a guinea pig. Body length approx. 1 mm.

Sphaeroceridae

Please help with the definition.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Hripan railway station surroundings
2021.06.06

Thricops semicinereus, fem.

Hello. Today I shot some "fruit flies" on blue-green unicellular thermophilic algae in a wild radon spring on Goryachaya travertinova Mountain in the city of Pyatigorsk. Please help with the title.
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Ephydridae

Hello. Please tell me, at least the family. Sochi city district, upper Matsesta River, forest. On light / end of September. https://cloud.mail.ru/public/8EoY/fqqxVE2nA
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/N2NZ/sXbtb3JU2
As far as I understand it myself, are these Fungal midges (Mycetophilidae)? And lo Rod in any way?

The post was edited by Andreas - 18.11.2022 23: 26

Andreas, you seem to be a digital photographer with experience, which means you should know how to insert photos on forms (even if your own harnilishche is missing or does not work). Don't be lazy!

I deleted 5 of my old files via "Control Panel" > "Attached Files"
- Or did the intrigue not suggest this?

The post was edited by Andreas - 19.11.2022 20: 35

"Intrigue" assumed the ability to use the [img][/img] tags.
But it's good enough as it is. Venation is similar to Mycetophila, but it is better to ask at diptera.info. And yes, fungi are not midges, but mosquitoes

Help us identify the murmur.
Moscow
region 23.08.2022

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Can I define up to the view ?
Moscow
region 2021.08.21

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Help us identify the murmur.
Moscow
region 23.08.2022

Syritta pipiens,

Good afternoon!

Is it possible to find out what kind of insect it is? As far as I understand, these are diptera, but who exactly

Good afternoon!

Is it possible to find out what kind of insect it is? As far as I understand, these are diptera, but who exactly

Well, what is it? Having fun? Did you think it was so hard to find out where these photos came from?
https://lifeglobe.net/photos/opasnie-nasekomie/ovod
https://studopedia.ru/15_78617_zheludochniy-ovod.html

Well, what is it? Having fun? Did you think it was so hard to find out where these photos came from?
https://lifeglobe.net/photos/opasnie-nasekomie/ovod
https://studopedia.ru/15_78617_zheludochniy-ovod.html

Well, yes, I'm not hiding it. I read about gadflies, Googled and in the Google search gave out the upper picchu, supposedly it is a "human gadfly". But no matter how much I Googled about the "human gadfly", I didn't find any similar ones. Then I somehow dug up lower picchu on Britannica. There it is referred to as "rodent-fly", but then again, I didn't find anything like this.

I'm curious to know what kind of view it is. Because visually it looks very interesting and even looks like a bee bee, but this is not it. I understand that this is some kind of gadfly. But which one?

If you don't know, then you don't have to answer, but you don't have to immediately create spam without understanding it)

Or is it impossible to ask about insects found on the Internet? Just the ones IRL met? What's the fundamental difference if I'm looking for knowledge?

And so, I repeat, I couldn't really find out about this variety. Here's just an article on Britannica, but I didn't find any other sources. And I would like to know more and for sure.

Well, yes, I'm not hiding it. I read about gadflies, Googled and in the Google search gave out the upper picchu, supposedly it is a "human gadfly". But no matter how much I Googled about the "human gadfly", I didn't find any similar ones. Then I somehow dug up lower picchu on Britannica. There it is referred to as "rodent-fly", but then again, I didn't find anything like this.

I'm curious to know what kind of view it is. Because visually it looks very interesting and even looks like a bee bee, but this is not it. I understand that this is some kind of gadfly. But which one?

If you don't know, then you don't have to answer, but you don't have to immediately create spam without understanding it)

Or is it impossible to ask about insects found on the Internet? Just the ones IRL met? What's the fundamental difference if I'm looking for knowledge?

And so, I repeat, I couldn't really find out about this variety. Here's just an article on Britannica, but I didn't find any other sources. And I would like to know more and for sure.

Bad search results: https://www.invasive.org/browse/detail.cfm?imgnum=1482017

https://bugguide.net/node/view/470884

https://bugguide.net/node/view/1143028/bgimage

https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/American Subcutaneous Conduits

Bad search results: https://www.invasive.org/browse/detail.cfm?imgnum=1482017
                     
                      https://bugguide.net/node/view/470884
                     
                      https://bugguide.net/node/view/1143028/bgimage
   
                      https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/American Subcutaneous Conduits

Oh, oh, thank you so much for that! Strange, like crawled a bunch of links in Google search for piccham, but everywhere I found only otreichennye articles about the "most dangerous animals" or a link to the same Britannica.

Thank you very much

So, this is really rodent bot fly, thank you very much)

And the collections of photos are large. This is exactly what I need — a creative moment. Thank you again for your help!

Hello! Please tell me, is this Chrysotoxum festivum? Neighborhood, Chisinau, May 11, 2022. Thank you in advance!

Good afternoon!

Please help me identify this nondescript fly. At least up to the family, if the quality of the photo allows. It was found in the podmore of pchelina borti on May 15 of this year.
Thank you for any response!

I forgot to add the location. Mountain and forest zone of the Southern Urals, Burzyansky district of Bashkortostan, to be more precise. Photos don't want to be attached.If it doesn't work out now, I'll upload them to the cloud and send them with a link.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HHv...?usp=share_link

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As far as I understand , this is NOT "zombie bees, parasitic fly Apocephalus borealis: https://bugoftheweek.com/blog/2014/2/3/zomb...halus-borealisi
By the way, for some reason even her photos on the Internet are different:

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As far as I understand , this is NOT "zombie bees, parasitic fly Apocephalus borealis: https://bugoftheweek.com/blog/2014/2/3/zomb...halus-borealisi
By the way, for some reason even her photos on the Internet are different:

Thanks! I still haven't found out what kind of front sight it is.

What kind of fly flew into my apartment in Krasnoyarsk?

Colleagues, tell me, please, what kind of fly?
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/181785987
Tephritidae or Ceroxys urticae?

Good evening. Help identify the flies. It is unknown where they came from in large numbers in the apartment (5th floor in the city center). The color is black, small (mostly up to 1 mm, this particular one is larger - about 2.5 mm, so it is lighter - swollen from the offspring?). Very nimble and fast, I don't have time to hit. They practically do not react to the mosquito plates, they are just beginning to smooth their wings) Where they come from in the apartment is not clear, the garbage of the house does not linger, except from the general hood.. Neighbors, umhm, maybe..