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The hitherto unknown males of Ornithomya candida Maa, 1967 and Aivcteribia Pleuralis Maa, 1968 are described from Japan. Males of O. candida are distinguished from males of O, avicularia aobatonis Matsumura by a short curved aedeagus and several external characters indicated for females by Maa (1967) such as distribution of setae on palpus, length and robustness of scutellar bristles, presence/ absence of vibrissal spines and relative length of femurIto femur III. Males of IVI pleuralis are similar to Ail Pygmaea (Kishida), but are discriminated from IVI pygmaea in that both dorsal and ventral edges of pararneres are straight from the lateral view in contrast to the gently curved ventral edge in the latter, A]lycteribia pleuraJis and N. pNgmaea were collected mostly from the Daubenton's bat (fl{lyotis daubentonii) and the Japanese large-footed bat (M. macrodactylus), respectively,

First descriptions of the males of Ornithomya Candida Maa and Nycteribia pleuralis Maa : Diptera:Hippoboscidae and Nycteribiidae