Maps
Maps – to show the exact photography location I use a map with the
locality of finding. Most of my images will be gradually completed by a map. You
will see it also in reports where all the items of the report simultaneously
display. More nearby points are clustered and the figure shows a number of
photos in a given location. The approach of the map allows you to see the points
in detail. At the end of the closer you´ll get to the specific pictures. You
can also switch the map to the classic map „Mapa“ or hybrid
„Hybridni“.
The link „World“ shows a world map which contains 6 000 points together. So
you can find a place of your interest and see the photos I took there.
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Hi Stanislav,
yesterday I found very similar larvae/pupae and was looking in the Bibionidae myself, but couldn\'t find a match (except for your image here), so I asked on diptera.info.
Tony Irwin identified mine as <i>Forcipomyia</i> (Ceratopogonidae), so I\'m sure yours must be that also.
See: https://diptera.info/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=99869
Cheers, Arp
This is a specimen of Trox sabulosus, not T. hispidus.
Čeleď Menoponidae to asi je. Zlotorzycka (1980) uvádí 4 druhy té čeledi parazitující na pávech, M. gallinae mezi nimi není.
Mycotretus polyophthalmus - Lacordaire, 1842
Mycotretus polyophthalmus - Lacordaire, 1842
Mycotretus dorsonotatus - Lacordaire, 1841
Iphiclus (Brachymerus) nitidulus - Olivier, 1807
Ellipticus pallidus - Olivier, 1792
Iphiclus (Brachymerus) distinctus - Duponchel, 1825
