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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » "Orthorrhapha" (Brachycera excluding Aschiza and Schizophora) » Tabanomorpha

Infraorder Tabanomorpha

Watersnipe Flies · Snipe Flies · Horse and Deer Flies · Pelecorhynchidae

Family Athericidae - Watersnipe Flies
river fly - Atherix lantha Atherix pachypus Atherix pachypus Fly larva - Atherix Big Springs mystery fly - male? - Suragina concinna - male Big Springs mystery fly - female? - Suragina concinna - female Odd Fly - Suragina concinna watersnipe fly - Atherix

Family Rhagionidae - Snipe Flies
orange fly - top - Chrysopilus quadratus 'Sniper' Fly - Rhagio Snipe Fly - Rhagio Snipe Fly - Rhagio What kind of fly? - Rhagio Chrysopilus taking off (sort of) - Chrysopilus - male Snipe Fly - Rhagio - male black and gold fly - Chrysopilus thoracicus

Family Tabanidae - Horse and Deer Flies
Horse fly - Tabanus lineola - male Fly - Tabanus sulcifrons - male deer fly - Chrysops callidus - female Horsefly Drinking - Tabanus calens - female Horse Fly - Tabanus lineola - female Deer Fly - Chrysops ater - female BG1646 E0401 - Chrysops brunneus - female Horse Fly

Family Pelecorhynchidae
Fly - Glutops Fly - Glutops Fly - Glutops Fly - Glutops


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