#diptera — Public Fediverse posts
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das könnte eine der schlupfwespen sein, die die schwebfliege von eben nachmacht, eine aus der Gattung Aoplus.
Aoplus, das klingt wie eine krankenkassen-App... aber egal, ich schweife ab. ich hatte gehofft, dass der weiße streifen in den fühlern es einfach macht die zu bestimmen, aber pustekuchen 🤷
die fotos sind auch nicht wirklich gut geworden#insekten #insects #krabbeltierchen #BugOfTheDay #AuwaldRunde #diptera #nature #biodiversity #entomology
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eine schwebfliege, die mal nicht so tut, als sei sie ein schwarzgelbes stechinsekt, sondern einen auf schlupfwespe macht:
Rote Holzmulmschwebfliege
Brachypalpoides lentus
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brachypalpoides_lentuswas es nicht alles gibt, ne?
ob das kleine gelbe kügelchen da rechts ein ei ist oder nur ein tröpfchen ausscheidungen weiß ich nicht. ich vermute letzteres.#insekten #insects #hoverflies #mimikry #krabbeltierchen #BugOfTheDay #AuwaldRunde #diptera #nature #biodiversity #entomology
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La première fiche du jour décrit les #larves aquatiques et d'eau douce (et #imago) pour les #insectes de la famille des #Stratiomyidéq.COROLLA Jean-Pierre, MÜLLER Yves, LEBARD Thomas, SOHIER Sandra in : #DORIS, 13/04/2026 :
Stratiomyidae (famille, larves) Latreille, 1802, https://doris.ffessm.fr/ref/specie/3022#Arthropoda #Hexapoda #Diptera #biodiversité #biodiversite #Stratiomyidea
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La première fiche du jour décrit les #larves aquatiques et d'eau douce (et #imago) pour les #insectes de la famille des #Stratiomyidéq.COROLLA Jean-Pierre, MÜLLER Yves, LEBARD Thomas, SOHIER Sandra in : #DORIS, 13/04/2026 :
Stratiomyidae (famille, larves) Latreille, 1802, https://doris.ffessm.fr/ref/specie/3022#Arthropoda #Hexapoda #Diptera #biodiversité #biodiversite #Stratiomyidea
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La première fiche du jour décrit les #larves aquatiques et d'eau douce (et #imago) pour les #insectes de la famille des #Stratiomyidéq.COROLLA Jean-Pierre, MÜLLER Yves, LEBARD Thomas, SOHIER Sandra in : #DORIS, 13/04/2026 :
Stratiomyidae (famille, larves) Latreille, 1802, https://doris.ffessm.fr/ref/specie/3022#Arthropoda #Hexapoda #Diptera #biodiversité #biodiversite #Stratiomyidea
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If you're making mosquito-killing buckets, a great way to monitor for larvae is to add a white yogurt lid. And if you see them, add another chunk of Mosquito Dunk ASAP or dump everything out and start over. They also permit you to easily see egg rafts and thus get confirmation that mosquitoes are indeed visiting. (The photo here has many rafts but the two in the lid are easy to find.) Larvae and egg rafts are really hard to see in murky water inside dark buckets. #mosquitoes #diptera
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If you're making mosquito-killing buckets, a great way to monitor for larvae is to add a white yogurt lid. And if you see them, add another chunk of Mosquito Dunk ASAP or dump everything out and start over. They also permit you to easily see egg rafts and thus get confirmation that mosquitoes are indeed visiting. (The photo here has many rafts but the two in the lid are easy to find.) Larvae and egg rafts are really hard to see in murky water inside dark buckets. #mosquitoes #diptera
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If you're making mosquito-killing buckets, a great way to monitor for larvae is to add a white yogurt lid. And if you see them, add another chunk of Mosquito Dunk ASAP or dump everything out and start over. They also permit you to easily see egg rafts and thus get confirmation that mosquitoes are indeed visiting. (The photo here has many rafts but the two in the lid are easy to find.) Larvae and egg rafts are really hard to see in murky water inside dark buckets. #mosquitoes #diptera
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If you're making mosquito-killing buckets, a great way to monitor for larvae is to add a white yogurt lid. And if you see them, add another chunk of Mosquito Dunk ASAP or dump everything out and start over. They also permit you to easily see egg rafts and thus get confirmation that mosquitoes are indeed visiting. (The photo here has many rafts but the two in the lid are easy to find.) Larvae and egg rafts are really hard to see in murky water inside dark buckets. #mosquitoes #diptera
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'Verbindungen' #FotoVorschlag
die verbindung des lebens! (alle lebensformen von vor der entwicklung der sexuellen vermehrung verdrehen jetzt ihre nicht vorhandenen augen)
zwei
Märzfliegen
Bibio marci
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%A4rzfliegeder name märzfliege kommt nicht vom monat, die sind eher ende april/anfang mai unterwegs, sondern von markusfliege, der markustag ist am 25. april
#insekten #insects #diptera #BugOfTheDay #krabbeltierchen #AuwaldRunde #nature #biodiversity #entomology
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A handsome greenbottle fly (Lucilia), dressed in his best, shiniest, exoskeleton, out on the town, looking for a mate.
#fly #flies #calliphoridae #diptera #insects #arthropods #photography
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A handsome greenbottle fly (Lucilia), dressed in his best, shiniest, exoskeleton, out on the town, looking for a mate.
#fly #flies #calliphoridae #diptera #insects #arthropods #photography
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A handsome greenbottle fly (Lucilia), dressed in his best, shiniest, exoskeleton, out on the town, looking for a mate.
#fly #flies #calliphoridae #diptera #insects #arthropods #photography
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A handsome greenbottle fly (Lucilia), dressed in his best, shiniest, exoskeleton, out on the town, looking for a mate.
#fly #flies #calliphoridae #diptera #insects #arthropods #photography
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A handsome greenbottle fly (Lucilia), dressed in his best, shiniest, exoskeleton, out on the town, looking for a mate.
#fly #flies #calliphoridae #diptera #insects #arthropods #photography
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A picture-winged fly (Delphinia picta) lurking in my strawberry patch. I probably have thousands of these in my yard, all strutting around while waving their wings. #fly #diptera #insects #nature #ulidiidae
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A picture-winged fly (Delphinia picta) lurking in my strawberry patch. I probably have thousands of these in my yard, all strutting around while waving their wings. #fly #diptera #insects #nature #ulidiidae
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A picture-winged fly (Delphinia picta) lurking in my strawberry patch. I probably have thousands of these in my yard, all strutting around while waving their wings. #fly #diptera #insects #nature #ulidiidae
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A picture-winged fly (Delphinia picta) lurking in my strawberry patch. I probably have thousands of these in my yard, all strutting around while waving their wings. #fly #diptera #insects #nature #ulidiidae
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A little tachinid fly (possibly Cryptomeigenia) sitting on a leaf. I love the shape and color of the eyes.
#fly #flies #diptera #tachinidae #insects #arthropods #photography
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A little tachinid fly (possibly Cryptomeigenia) sitting on a leaf. I love the shape and color of the eyes.
#fly #flies #diptera #tachinidae #insects #arthropods #photography
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Buenos y lluviosos días por el Pirineo. La primavera sigue su curso, en esta caso con esta cópula de dos típulas!!
#insects #insectos #mosca #diptera #macro #photography #nature #naturaleza #fotografia -
Buenas noches con esta mosca cernidora. Episyrphus balteatus creo!! #insects #insectos #mosca #diptera #macro #photography #nature #naturaleza #fotografia
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Buenos días. En la penumbra de los pastos de montaña se esconden auténticos "monstruos". A pesar de su aspecto, ya sabéis que estas típulas son inofensivas.
#insects #insectos #mosca #diptera #macro #photography #nature #naturaleza #fotografia -
I may have gone slightly overboard with the #focusstacking, but it worked. Improved the lighting a bit, and returned the #frankenscope to the photo tent. Still more to be done. The long legs made me miss a few corners, so in the end that's ~250 stacks with a total of ~50000 captures, all for one #gnat. Might be a #mycomya from the antenna colours, tiger stripes and wing veination?
Unfortunately, the usually excellent book delivery service for the public libraries went bankrupt, so I cannot just order keys from the universities. Might be I will find a key online. As usual, I'd be happy for any id help, as far as that is possible from the pictures.
https://setzkasten.relet.net/#?Mycetophilidae
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/351543549
#diptera #mycetophilidae #inaturalist #norway #wildlife #entomology #setzkasten
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I may have gone slightly overboard with the #focusstacking, but it worked. Improved the lighting a bit, and returned the #frankenscope to the photo tent. Still more to be done. The long legs made me miss a few corners, so in the end that's ~250 stacks with a total of ~50000 captures, all for one #gnat. Might be a #mycomya from the antenna colours, tiger stripes and wing veination?
Unfortunately, the usually excellent book delivery service for the public libraries went bankrupt, so I cannot just order keys from the universities. Might be I will find a key online. As usual, I'd be happy for any id help, as far as that is possible from the pictures.
https://setzkasten.relet.net/#?Mycetophilidae
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/351543549
#diptera #mycetophilidae #inaturalist #norway #wildlife #entomology #setzkasten
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I may have gone slightly overboard with the #focusstacking, but it worked. Improved the lighting a bit, and returned the #frankenscope to the photo tent. Still more to be done. The long legs made me miss a few corners, so in the end that's ~250 stacks with a total of ~50000 captures, all for one #gnat. Might be a #mycomya from the antenna colours, tiger stripes and wing veination?
Unfortunately, the usually excellent book delivery service for the public libraries went bankrupt, so I cannot just order keys from the universities. Might be I will find a key online. As usual, I'd be happy for any id help, as far as that is possible from the pictures.
https://setzkasten.relet.net/#?Mycetophilidae
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/351543549
#diptera #mycetophilidae #inaturalist #norway #wildlife #entomology #setzkasten
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I may have gone slightly overboard with the #focusstacking, but it worked. Improved the lighting a bit, and returned the #frankenscope to the photo tent. Still more to be done. The long legs made me miss a few corners, so in the end that's ~250 stacks with a total of ~50000 captures, all for one #gnat. Might be a #mycomya from the antenna colours, tiger stripes and wing veination?
Unfortunately, the usually excellent book delivery service for the public libraries went bankrupt, so I cannot just order keys from the universities. Might be I will find a key online. As usual, I'd be happy for any id help, as far as that is possible from the pictures.
https://setzkasten.relet.net/#?Mycetophilidae
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/351543549
#diptera #mycetophilidae #inaturalist #norway #wildlife #entomology #setzkasten
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Teniendo en cuenta que hoy es sábado sabadete... Trypetoptera punctulata. "Cópula de este diminuto díptero, de apenas 5 mm. de longitud y distribución mediterránea. Los adultos pueden localizarse de mayo a octubre.
#insects #insectos #mosca #diptera #macro #photography #nature #naturaleza #fotografia -
Of the flies I saw today, this one is my favourite. It's the ngaro tara or three-lined Hover Fly (*Helophilus seelandicus*), a New Zealand endemic species.
I like the sleek colour pattern. It would not look out of place on a coverable sports car.
While the adult is sleek, the larva is a rat-tailed maggot with a long snorkle out its rear end that allows it to eat decomposing matter in stagnant water.
I saw this while on my weekly biodiversity run this afternoon through Ōtautahi-Christchurch city, NZ.
https://www.inaturalist.nz/observations/348889144
#diptera #flies #entomology #nz #Syrphidae #Ōtautahi #Christchurch #iNaturalist
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There's a new fly in town.
While out for a run yesterday, in Ōtautahi-Christchurch, NZ, I noticed this unusual orange-headed black fly. I uploaded my photos to #iNaturalist when I got home and learned that it's the Australian Soldier Fly, *Inopus rubriceps*. This looks to be the first record of it anywhere in the South Island south of Nelson.
The species is a minor pasture pest and is well-established in NZ's North Island, where it was first seen in 1944.
As the world warms, NZ continues to fill with Australian insects. They first establish in the North Island then spread southwards. The pattern is repeating over and over. In this case, the two Australian parasitoid wasps (Neurogalesus spp.) that feed on *Inopus rubriceps* have also already established in the North Island.
*Inopus rubriceps* is a distinctive fly, especially the female which has the orange head (the male is all black). Keep an eye out and you might find some more of them.
https://www.inaturalist.nz/observations/347771177
#Diptera #entomology #iNaturalistNZ #invasionBiology #insects #nz #Christchurch #fly
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There's a new fly in town.
While out for a run yesterday, in Ōtautahi-Christchurch, NZ, I noticed this unusual orange-headed black fly. I uploaded my photos to #iNaturalist when I got home and learned that it's the Australian Soldier Fly, *Inopus rubriceps*. This looks to be the first record of it anywhere in the South Island south of Nelson.
The species is a minor pasture pest and is well-established in NZ's North Island, where it was first seen in 1944.
As the world warms, NZ continues to fill with Australian insects. They first establish in the North Island then spread southwards. The pattern is repeating over and over. In this case, the two Australian parasitoid wasps (Neurogalesus spp.) that feed on *Inopus rubriceps* have also already established in the North Island.
*Inopus rubriceps* is a distinctive fly, especially the female which has the orange head (the male is all black). Keep an eye out and you might find some more of them.
https://www.inaturalist.nz/observations/347771177
#Diptera #entomology #iNaturalistNZ #invasionBiology #insects #nz #Christchurch #fly
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There's a new fly in town.
While out for a run yesterday, in Ōtautahi-Christchurch, NZ, I noticed this unusual orange-headed black fly. I uploaded my photos to #iNaturalist when I got home and learned that it's the Australian Soldier Fly, *Inopus rubriceps*. This looks to be the first record of it anywhere in the South Island south of Nelson.
The species is a minor pasture pest and is well-established in NZ's North Island, where it was first seen in 1944.
As the world warms, NZ continues to fill with Australian insects. They first establish in the North Island then spread southwards. The pattern is repeating over and over. In this case, the two Australian parasitoid wasps (Neurogalesus spp.) that feed on *Inopus rubriceps* have also already established in the North Island.
*Inopus rubriceps* is a distinctive fly, especially the female which has the orange head (the male is all black). Keep an eye out and you might find some more of them.
https://www.inaturalist.nz/observations/347771177
#Diptera #entomology #iNaturalistNZ #invasionBiology #insects #nz #Christchurch #fly
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There's a new fly in town.
While out for a run yesterday, in Ōtautahi-Christchurch, NZ, I noticed this unusual orange-headed black fly. I uploaded my photos to #iNaturalist when I got home and learned that it's the Australian Soldier Fly, *Inopus rubriceps*. This looks to be the first record of it anywhere in the South Island south of Nelson.
The species is a minor pasture pest and is well-established in NZ's North Island, where it was first seen in 1944.
As the world warms, NZ continues to fill with Australian insects. They first establish in the North Island then spread southwards. The pattern is repeating over and over. In this case, the two Australian parasitoid wasps (Neurogalesus spp.) that feed on *Inopus rubriceps* have also already established in the North Island.
*Inopus rubriceps* is a distinctive fly, especially the female which has the orange head (the male is all black). Keep an eye out and you might find some more of them.
https://www.inaturalist.nz/observations/347771177
#Diptera #entomology #iNaturalistNZ #invasionBiology #insects #nz #Christchurch #fly
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There's a new fly in town.
While out for a run yesterday, in Ōtautahi-Christchurch, NZ, I noticed this unusual orange-headed black fly. I uploaded my photos to #iNaturalist when I got home and learned that it's the Australian Soldier Fly, *Inopus rubriceps*. This looks to be the first record of it anywhere in the South Island south of Nelson.
The species is a minor pasture pest and is well-established in NZ's North Island, where it was first seen in 1944.
As the world warms, NZ continues to fill with Australian insects. They first establish in the North Island then spread southwards. The pattern is repeating over and over. In this case, the two Australian parasitoid wasps (Neurogalesus spp.) that feed on *Inopus rubriceps* have also already established in the North Island.
*Inopus rubriceps* is a distinctive fly, especially the female which has the orange head (the male is all black). Keep an eye out and you might find some more of them.
https://www.inaturalist.nz/observations/347771177
#Diptera #entomology #iNaturalistNZ #invasionBiology #insects #nz #Christchurch #fly
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es war der winzige rote klecks auf dem grünen bärlauchblatt, der meine aufmerksamkeit einfing, die erst dann entdeckte fliege machte schließlich ein krabbeltierchen-bild für den #BugOfTheDay daraus :3
da gibt es so viele so ähnlich aussehende, dass nicht zu sagen ist welche art genau das ist, ich vermute mit iNat-hilfe dieGattung Desmometopa
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desmometopa#insekten #insects #krabbeltierchen #diptera #nature #biodiversity #entomology #macro
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Greater Bee Fly. So fuzzy!!
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einen #BugOfTheDay habe ich aber doch auch von der #AuwaldRunde mitgebracht, für die die lieber mehr als 4 beine wollen:
eine haarmücke mit namen
Penthetria funebris
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haarm%C3%BCckendort auf wikipedia kann man der art bei der paarung zusehen, falls man so was mag ...
#insekten #insects #krabbeltierchen #diptera #nature #biodiversity #entomology
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Oukkal et al. find that, unlike endoparasitoid hymenopterans, endoparasitoidism in tachinid flies is not associated with viral domestication, possibly due to differences in venom use and host immune system avoidance.
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1093/gbe/evag022
This article is the focus of GBE's March Highlight - written by SMBE Fellow Shady Kuster:
Endoparasitoids at Odds: Not All Rely on Viral Domestication
🔗 https://doi.org/10.1093/gbe/evag046 -
hab heute wieder mehr oder weniger erfolgreich versucht einen wollschweber im flug abzulichen.
ich mag die :3
Großer Wollschweber
Bombylius major
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9Fer_Wollschweber#insekten #insects #BugOfTheDay #krabbeltierchen #AuwaldRunde #diptera #pollinator #nature #biodiversity #entomology
