Nature Reserve is investigated in the paper. The flight season of Anthomyiidae imagoes lasts for 5–6 months (from April till late October). The number of Anthomyiidae species increases in spring till early June with the maximum in the second or third ten-day period of June. There is a gradual decrease in the number of species since early July and in October the flight stops. Five phenological groups are defined for 36 species of the Anthomyiidae family depending on the imago activity periods: spring (1 species), spring-summer (8), spring-autumn (4), summer (13) and summer-autumn (10 species).
Primorye Territory, Ussuriysky Nature Reserve.
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