Further Information

Mike Hackston’s British Diptera Keys
Hoverfly Recording Scheme
Identification guides for soldierflies and allies from the  Soldierflies and Allies Recording Scheme

Nematocera – Craneflies

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Bibionidae – St Mark’s Flies

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Psychodidae – Moth Flies

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Chironomidae – Non-biting Midge

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Rhagionidae – Snipeflies

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Tabanidae – Horseflies

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Stratiomidae – Soldierflies

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Bombyliidae – Bee-flies

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Therevidae – Stilettoflies

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Asilidae – Robberflies

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Hybotidae – Dance flies

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Empididae – Dagger Flies

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Dolichopodidae – Long-legged Flies

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Syrphidae – Hoverflies

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Conopidae – Thick-headed Flies

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Micropezidae – Stilt-legged flies

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Pallopteridae, Ulidiidae, Platystomatidae & Tephritidae – Picture-winged Flies

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Sciomyzidae – Snail-killing Flies

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Chloropidae – Grass Flies

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Scathophagidae – Dungflies

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Heleomyzidae

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Fanniidae

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Muscidae – Houseflies & Allies

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Calliphoridae – Blow Flies

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Anthomyiidae – Root-maggot flies

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Tachinidae – Parasitic Flies

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Sarcophagidae – Flesh flies

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