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Tribe Conophorini

Aldrichia · Conophorus · Geminaria · Lordotus · Sparnopolius

Genus Aldrichia
bristly black fly - Aldrichia ehrmanii fuzzy fly - Aldrichia ehrmanii fuzzy fly - Aldrichia ehrmanii Bee Fly - Aldrichia ehrmanii Bee Fly - Aldrichia ehrmanii Bee fly, Aldrichia sp. - Aldrichia ehrmanii What Fly? - Aldrichia auripuncta 8014544 - Aldrichia ehrmanii

Genus Conophorus
New flier to ID if possible. - Conophorus - female Conophorus collini - male Conophorus collini - male - female Conophorus fenestratus - female Conophorus fenestratus - male Bombyliid of some kind - Conophorus Orange County Bee Fly Archives - Caspers 3 - Conophorus fenestratus Conophorus? - Conophorus

Genus Geminaria
Geminaria canalis - male Geminaria canalis - male Pretty sure this is Geminaria, but do you know species? - Geminaria canalis - female Pretty sure this is Geminaria, but do you know species? - Geminaria canalis - female OC Bee Fly Archives - Geminaria canalis - male Tiny bee fly on encelia - Geminaria canalis - female Tiny bee fly on encelia - Geminaria canalis - female Rescue came too late for this one... - Geminaria canalis

Genus Lordotus
Fly that looks much like a bee, Clark County, Nevada Kyle Canyon Road - Lordotus Bombyliid (Systoechus sp.?) on Chrysothamnus nauseosus - Lordotus Lordotus planus - female Light Bee Fly, Take 1 - Lordotus planus Light Bee Fly, Take 1 - Lordotus planus Lordotus - female Bombyliid - Lordotus Bombyliid - Lordotus

Genus Sparnopolius
Systoechus sp? - Sparnopolius confusus Bee fly - Sparnopolius confusus bee fly - Sparnopolius confusus - female bee fly - Sparnopolius confusus - female Bee Fly on Woodland Sunflower - Sparnopolius confusus Bee Fly on New England Aster - Sparnopolius confusus Bee Fly - Sparnopolius confusus Which beefly please? - Sparnopolius confusus


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