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Tribe Villini

 
 
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Astrophanes · Chrysanthrax · Diochanthrax · Dipalta · Hemipenthes

Genus Astrophanes
Astrophanes adonis - male

Genus Chrysanthrax
Bee Fly - Chrysanthrax cypris Ginger colored fly - probably Chrysanthrax junctura - Chrysanthrax Chrysanthrax cypris, apparently - Chrysanthrax cypris BG636 Fly - Chrysanthrax cypris Orange County Bee Fly Archives #64 - Chrysanthrax novus - Chrysanthrax vanus unknown bee fly - Chrysanthrax cypris Bee Fly at Eriogonum fasciculatum - Chrysanthrax vanus Orange County Bee Fly Archives #196 - Chrysanthrax vanus

Genus Diochanthrax

Genus Dipalta
dark-spotted brown bee fly - Dipalta banksi Huron Shore Bee Fly - Dipalta banksi bee fly - Dipalta serpentina Bee Fly - Dipalta serpentina - female Dipalta maybe? - Dipalta serpentina Bee Fly - Dipalta Antlion fly - Dipalta big brown fuzzy fly - Dipalta

Genus Hemipenthes
Hemipenthes sinuosa? - Hemipenthes Chocolate bee fly - Hemipenthes sinuosa Hemipenthes sinuosa - female Orange County Bee Fly Archives #35 - Hemipenthes lepidota Bee Fly - Hemipenthes Hemipenthes Hemipenthes Filling Sand Chamber - Hemipenthes eumenes - female Bombyliid - Hemipenthes

 
 
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