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Callomyia speciosa Meigen*<br />

Platypezidae: Microsaniinae<br />

Microsania - Smoke flies. Biology unknown but adults attracted to wood smoke.<br />

Microsania collarti Chandler<br />

Microsania pallipes (Meigen)<br />

Microsania pectipennis (Meigen)*<br />

Microsania straeleni Collart - RDB3.<br />

Microsania vrydaghi Collart - ?RDBK. Added to the British list in 2001, from a bonfire site<br />

in Wytham Woods, Oxfordshire.<br />

Platypezidae: Platypezinae<br />

Bolopus furcatus (Fallén)* - Larvae feed within the fruiting bodies of polypores.<br />

Paraplatypeza atra (Meigen)* - Develops in the fruiting bodies of the fungus Pluteus<br />

cervinus.<br />

Paraplatypeza bicincta (Szilady) – Probably associated with gill fungi; known from one site<br />

in Surrey<br />

Platypeza aterrima Walker<br />

Platypeza consobrina Zetterstedt* - Larvae feed between the gills of the fruiting body of<br />

honey fungus, Armillaria mellea agg.<br />

Platypeza fasciata Meigen* - Larvae feed between the gills of the fruiting body of honey<br />

fungus, Armillaria mellea agg. Has also been reared from non-saproxylic fungi.<br />

Platypeza hirticeps Verrall - Nationally Scarce.<br />

Polyporivora ornata (Meigen)* = infumata (Haliday) - Larvae feed within the fruiting body<br />

of the fungus Trametes.<br />

Polyporivora picta (Meigen)* - Larvae feed within the fruiting body of the fungus Trametes.<br />

Protoclythia modesta (Zetterstedt)* - Larvae feed between the gills of the soft fruiting body<br />

of honey fungus Armillaria mellea agg.<br />

Protoclythia rufa (Meigen)* - Has been reared from the soft fruiting body of honey fungus<br />

Armillaria mellea agg.<br />

Seri obscuripennis (Oldenberg) - RDB2. Has been reared from a soft polypore, possibly<br />

Polyporus squamosus.<br />

Phoridae - Larvae of some in fungi.<br />

Anevrina spp - Adults occur on tree trunks; presumably develop under bark on dead wood.<br />

Megaselia spp - mostly fungus associated but one parasitoid of sciarid larvae.<br />

Megaselia cinereifrons (Strobl)* - Larvae develop in Merulius and Scutiger ovinus and/or<br />

Ovinus cristatus.<br />

Megaselia frameata Schmitz* =buxtoni Colyer & imberbis Schmitz - Develops in the fruits<br />

of polypores and other wood-decay fungi - records from Laetiporus sulphureus,<br />

Polyporus, Bjerkandera, Meripilus, Plicaturopsis, Hypoxylon, Pleurotus and Xylaria.<br />

Megaselia halterata (Wood)* =plurispinulosa (Lundbeck) - Has been reared from Pleurotus<br />

as well as some terrestrial fungi (Coprinus and Boletus).<br />

Megaselia hyalipennis (Wood)* - Has been reared from Meripilus.<br />

Megaselia maura (Wood)* - Has been reared from wood-decay agarics.<br />

Megaselia obscuripennis (Wood)* - Reported to be a parasitoid of the sciarid flies Trichosia<br />

morio and T.trochanterata.<br />

Megaselia rubella (Schmitz)* - Polyphagous in fungi including Pleurotus, Lentinus, Pholiota<br />

and Kuehneromyces.<br />

Megaselia wickenensis Disney - Single male reared from rot hole debris in a willow at<br />

Wicken Fen in 1993.<br />

Triphleba gracilis (Wood)* - Has been reared from puparia found under bark of rotting larch<br />

and spruce logs.<br />

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