Typical Flies a Photographic Atlas
Typical Flies a Photographic Atlas
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2'5 x 5 mm. Bred Waddington Fig. 27. Tipitla marmorata Mg. 14x30 mm. From Kempston fountain. Larvae aquatic, resemble Dumbarton, somewhat those of mosquitoes. Flies found in bushy, moist places, and dance in swarms in the air. (Theobald. ) ORTHORRHAPHA NEMATOCERA Tipulidae Fig. 28. Xiphura nigricornis Mg. $ 16x25 mm. , ? !9 X 32 mm. Larvae feed on oak borings. 23 v. 1908. Hut Wood, New Forest. (Beck. ) A scarce species.
Fig. 29. Ctenophora ornata Mg. ^ 16 mm. Wings each 14 mm. $ 19 mm. Pupae in... rotten tree.
Wings each 15-5 mm.
Fig. 30. Ctcnophora ornata Mg. ?. Bred by Dr Sharp, New Forest, from ORTHORRHAPHA BRACK YCERA 10 Stratiomyidae Fig. 31. Nemotelus notatus Ztt. ^5x11 mm.. 55x12 mm. Cream-coloured abdomen, spotted with black. $ abdomen almost wholly black. Often found in company of N. Uliginosus. Sometimes in great numbers on the salt marshes in the Thames Estuary. This extends to the mouth of the Colne River. These flies are slow in movement, and are found on flowers, rushes, and grass.
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2'5 x 5 mm. Bred Waddington Fig. 27. Tipitla marmorata Mg. 14x30 mm. From Kempston fountain. Larvae aquatic, resemble Dumbarton, somewhat those of mosquitoes. Flies found in bushy, moist places, and dance in swarms in the air. (Theobald. ) ORTHORRHAPHA NEMATOCERA Tipulidae Fig. 28. Xiphura nigricornis Mg. $ 16x25 mm. , ? !9 X 32 mm. Larvae feed on oak borings. 23 v. 1908. Hut Wood, New Forest. (Beck. ) A scarce species.
Fig. 29. Ctenophora ornata Mg. ^ 16 mm. Wings each 14 mm. $ 19 mm. Pupae in... rotten tree.
Wings each 15-5 mm.
Fig. 30. Ctcnophora ornata Mg. ?. Bred by Dr Sharp, New Forest, from ORTHORRHAPHA BRACK YCERA 10 Stratiomyidae Fig. 31. Nemotelus notatus Ztt. ^5x11 mm.. 55x12 mm. Cream-coloured abdomen, spotted with black. $ abdomen almost wholly black. Often found in company of N. Uliginosus. Sometimes in great numbers on the salt marshes in the Thames Estuary. This extends to the mouth of the Colne River. These flies are slow in movement, and are found on flowers, rushes, and grass.
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