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どれだけ効果があるか分かりませんが、トップページから入る時はパスワードを設定しました。
ハエ目、双翅目の学名がパスワードです。 ただし、いきなりこの掲示板に飛ぶ場合は効果が無いので、どれだけ効果があるやら・・様子見です。
ついでに掲示板のURLも変えちゃいます。（1週間以内）
そうすれば巷に出回ってるリストもむだになるやろしね・・・ ご面倒ですが、よろしくお願いします。
画像投稿試験中
なぜか画像がアップロードでけん・・？
アダルト系やらトロイの木馬やら、掲示板もurlが流れてしまうと大変ですね。
リンクはログインページに張り替えました（謎）。 では。足跡だけ残して消えます。
sundogさん＞お手数おかけします。
とりあえず、しばらくはこの形でやってみようかなと思います~~。 外人さんは対応できるかなあ・・ |
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さあ、どうじゃろ
今度こそ・・
 どうしても投稿でけへん・・？ いきなり・・できたなあ・・ |
 I think this very nice fly belongs to Platystomatidae. This was quite common in late may but only for a week or so around Seika.
May be ...Prosthiochaeta flavihirta（ハマダラヒロクチバエ）？？？？ Platystomatidae.
Prosthiochaeta flavihirta gives only 1 hit at Google! And there are no images on the net. Is this a rare species? Or does it have a different name?
This is a very spectacular fly, relatively large and very pretty, I am surprised to see no images on the net!
This one is which the new species publication was carried out in 1987. However, since I also see well, I think that it is not a rare species.
This one is seen on dung & woods Syrup. HaraH(1987):A Revision of the Genus Prosthiochaeta (Diptera.Platystomatidae) Kontyu Tphyo,55(4)pp.684-695 なんか怪しい文ですがだなあ・・要するに１９８７年に記載された種です。ワシも良く見るので珍しい種類ではないと思います・・・ということです。 |
 This fly resembles some Tachinidae, but has short antennae, and therefore belongs to maybe Calliphoridae? May 2005, Seika. |
 This very pretty fly reminds me of Minettia sp. But could be something compeletely different. Like the other images this is also from May 2005 Seika. |
 This is difficult I think, especially that I have only a single picture of this species. |
 This is a rather indisctint fly from Seika-cho, May 2005. Lateral view of the same individual. |
 Another Lauxaniidae? This fly was attracted to the rottening sap of an unknown tree. June 2005, Seika-cho.
I think ,This one is Homeneura sp.
Thank you FLYMAN for your help with this and other images.
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 I saw this fly a couple of times in early June in Seika-cho.
This one is Empididae gen.sp.(こいつぁ〜オドリバエ科の一種ずら・・・）
Mouth parts is long.（口んとこがなげ〜ずら）・・・和訳南信州弁 |
 This is a very small Syrphidae I think.
Yes, indeed, and it belongs in the genus Paragus!
Greetings, Gerard
Looks like Paragus (Pandasyophthalmus) haemorrhous (Meigen, 1822)
http://homepage2.nifty.com/syrphidae/flame2_e.htm
Actually it really looks more like P. jozanus, because the legs are paler, and also the abdominal segments have light edges.
http://homepage2.nifty.com/syrphidae/flame2_e.htm |
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