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Sarcophagidae - Cleptoparasites in crabronid wasp nests and on other insects.<br />

Amobia signata (Meigen) - Develops in nests of sphecid wasps, mainly wood-nesting species,<br />

but also nests of potter wasps and solitary bees.<br />

Macronychia polyodon (Meigen)* - RDB3. Specialist parasite of deadwood-nesting sphecid<br />

wasps.<br />

Macronychia striginervis (Zetterstedt) - Nationally Scarce. Specialist parasite of deadwoodnesting<br />

sphecid wasps.<br />

Oebalia cylindrica (Fallén) - Associated with wasps such as Crossocerus.<br />

Oebalia minuta (Fallén) =rufitarsis (Meigen)<br />

Tachinidae - All tachinids are parasitoids, their larvae developing within other arthropods,<br />

predominantly other insects. The majority attack Lepidoptera larvae. Admontia are<br />

specialist parasitoids of Tipulidae larvae.<br />

Billaea irrorata (Meigen) - A specialist parasitoid on Saperda populnea beetle larvae in<br />

timber galls; may also use other Cerambycidae or clearwing moth larvae as hosts.<br />

Over-winters as a larva within the host, killing it in the spring and pupating inside the<br />

gallery. Most localities are woodlands. Known from S. England & Edinburgh.<br />

Admontia blanda (Fallén) - Only host records are from Continent and include Tipula<br />

hortorum. First instar larva very sensitive to drying out and has little mobility, so egg<br />

probably laid directly on the host in moist conditions. Widespread across Britain.<br />

Admontia maculisquama (Zetterstedt) - Parasitic on crane fly larvae in deadwood. Tipula<br />

irrorata, T. meigeni and T. lunata. Widespread across Britain.<br />

Admontia seria (Meigen) - RDB2. Associated with ancient semi-natural woodlands in<br />

Southern England, where a parasitoid on saproxylic crane flies: Ctenophora<br />

bimaculata, Tipula flavolineata and T. irrorata.<br />

Xylotachina diluta (Meigen) - RDB1. Specific parasitoid on goat moth larvae in timber.<br />

Pupation occurs in host gallery. Rare; southern England.<br />

Elodia ambulatoria (Meigen) - RDB3. Specialised parasitoid of Tineid moth larvae, mainly<br />

Morophaga choragella, developing in bracket fungi. S & SE England.<br />

Loewia phaeoptera (Meigen) - Parasitic on centipedes in deadwood.<br />

Phytomyptera cingulata (Robineau-Desvoidy) - Chiefly parasitic on microlepidoptera larvae<br />

in rotting wood, fungi or lichens. Widely across Britain.<br />

Leskia aurea (Fallén) - RDB1. Eggs laid on bark of trees infested with wood-boring<br />

clearwing moth larvae, first instar larva searches for host gallery. Over-winters as<br />

second instar in the host, pupating in host gallery. Recorded near Romsey, Hants in<br />

1928.<br />

Triarthria setipennis (Fallén)* - Parasitic on earwigs in deadwood.<br />

Siphonaptera – Fleas<br />

Ischnopsyllus elongatus (Curtis) - A flea on noctules.<br />

Ischnopsyllus intermedius (Rothschild) - A flea on serotine, noctule & Leisler's bats.<br />

Nycteridopsylla eusarca Dampf - A flea of noctule.<br />

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