Unidentified Anthomyiidae.
Nä... Jag håller på att tappa förståndet med dessa Anthomyiidae. Nu får någon gå in och styra upp här:
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Anthomyiidae. Might be Pegomya bicolor but not without insecurity.
Borde vara Pegomya. Möjligen P. bicolor.
Mer här:
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New #OpenAccess research in #RESSystematicEnt
#Phylogenomics of #Anthomyiidae and a revised classification of #Scathophagidae (#Diptera: #Calyptratae)
doi.org/10.1111/syen.70037
#Taxonomy
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Mating flies, probably the genus Pegomya
From İstanbul #Entomology #Photography #Diptera #Anthomyiidae
Root maggot fly
Anthomyiidae
Severnake Forest
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Been attempting to progress with identifying female Anthomyiidae, my brain hurts! Needed a break so here's a Dryomyza anilis www.dipteraid.co.uk #anthomyiidae #dryomyzidae #dipteraidentification #insectimaging #bespoketraining
Fly piccie just because... Fucellia maritima; Anthomyiidae, lover of beaches often found in samples of Thoracochaeta (Sphaeroceridae). www.dipteraid.co.uk #dipteraid #insectimaging #tutoring #anthomyiidae
A small, grey, bristly fly with characteristically pale segments on the front legs
Male #Anthomyiidae Chirosia albitarsis with it's depigmented front tarsal segments. Larvae of this genus feed on ferns. There's a lot of confusion as to each species' specific fern host. Perhaps because people who research Anthomyiidae aren't always the best at fern ID and v.v.
Male #Anthomyiidae Chirosia albitarsis with it's depigmented front tarsal segments. Larvae of this genus feed on ferns. There's a lot of confusion as to each species' specific fern host. Perhaps because people who research Anthomyiidae aren't always the best at fern ID and v.v.
The relatively common wetland #Anthomyiidae Zaphne ambigua male from the New Forest last summer. Almost finished with my 2022 material just in time for the new season to get started
Leucophora obtusa female from the wildlife garden @NHM_London a few weeks ago. This fly is a kleptoparasite of solitary bees including Andrena fulva and A. nitida both of which have been recorded in the museum gardens. #Anthomyiidae
This evening's fly is Egle brevicornis a Nationally Scarce catkin fly associated with Salix repens (Creeping Willow). Successfully targeted and swept from flowering S. repens at Dungeness last weekend and seemingly new for Kent. #Anthomyiidae @DungenessBO
Egle season is here as demonstrated by this pollen covered female E. ciliata collected this afternoon. #Diptera #Anthomyiidae
Final fly from Ben Lawers this summer is Delia piliventris #Anthomyiidae. A pNationally Scarce species the larvae of which feed in the stems of Silene acaulis Moss Campion (see here infected by the anther smut Microbotryum silenes-acaulis)
Mycophaga testacea, female, Ivy Wood, New Forest, 16.x.21. The overall colouration and plumose arista make this relatively distinctive among the #Anthomyiidae. A frequent species in southern Britain associated with fungi. Length c. 9 mm.
A rainy afternoon has given me some time to process specimens from the last few days in Scotland. Among the first were a new family for me Acartophthalmus nigrinus #Acartophthalmidae and a third UK record Hydrophoria diabata #Anthomyiidae
Chirosia flavipennis a fern associated shiny black #Anthomyiidae with a shaggy arista from Savernake Forest last weekend
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Normally throw away female #Anthomyiidae but these two swept from around fungi in autumn 2018 seem to be Pegomya transversa and Pegomya geniculata
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Delia penicillosa ♂ is a member of the #Anthomyiidae associated with coastal sand dunes. It is one of a small group of species with very fancy long setae on sternite three and a swollen second tarsomere on the middle leg.
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Images taken w. @NHM_ID stacker
