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Tony Irwin
10 February 2016 15:21:57
A few species are aquatic, living in pitcher plants - Sarcophaga in Nepenthes and Fletcherimyia in Sarracenia
aqua
10 February 2016 09:53:31
Hello everyone,
I was once read that there are aquatic Sarcophagidae (larval stage) species. Is it true?
And have a nice day. 

Sara21392
07 February 2016 00:58:44
Helloooo, you toooooooooooo... 

shililauxaniid
06 February 2016 06:51:03
hello everyone. Have a nice day
oceanlis2000
05 February 2016 12:08:50
Thanks Stephane
souad sahib
02 February 2016 16:23:38
hi all im looking for those papers ,, thanks in advance
1 Becker, T. & P. Stein (1914): Dipteren aus Marokko. – Ann. Mus. zool. Acad, Sci. St.-Petersb. 18: 62-95.
2 Bigot, J.M.F. (
Stephane Lebrun
30 January 2016 13:28:42
(Dendro)phaonia querceti is now known as Potamia littoralis.
oceanlis2000
29 January 2016 11:48:04
Does anyone know if this fly has a new name Phaonia querceti?
rodgeir
23 January 2016 21:41:27
Chalcosyrphus pannonicus
oceanlis2000
23 January 2016 12:13:42
Thanks very much
javanerkelens
07 January 2016 15:44:17
I think you mean: Lispocephala mikii (Strobl, 1893) = Correct name.
oceanlis2000
07 January 2016 15:27:19
Does anyone know what the current name of Lisocephala miki is? old name in Seguy, 1923
Thx
oceanlis2000
05 January 2016 15:20:36
and to you
Andrzej
01 January 2016 16:28:16
A Happy New Year to All
of Diptera lovers! 

Sundew
31 December 2015 18:58:08
A HAPPY NEW YEAR to the Diptera friends all over the world! May it be as peaceful as possible!
Zeegers
30 December 2015 14:20:04
No idae. Send a PM tp Paul.
Alexandru Pintilioaie
27 December 2015 19:15:51
Hi all, I try to upload a picture in a thread and I can't! The file size is ok, no space in the name of the picture...what could be the prioblem? 

oceanlis2000
19 December 2015 12:11:59
A Happy Xmas to you all
aqua
16 December 2015 10:25:10
Hi Gunnar, my study covers all Black Sea Region (Turkey), so, i need lots of keys.
So far, i'm able to identify some families to the genus and species (if obvious) levels.
So far, i'm able to identify some families to the genus and species (if obvious) levels.
Gunnar M Kvifte
15 December 2015 22:46:51
Hi aqua, where in the world is the study based? The availability and quality of keys vary very much between regions











