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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » "Nematocera" (Non-Brachycera) » Tipulomorpha » Crane Flies (Tipulidae) » Tipula

Genus Tipula

 
 
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subgenus Arctotipula · Subgenus Bellardina · subgenus Beringotipula · subgenus Hesperotipula · subgenus Lindnerina

subgenus Arctotipula
Crane Fly - Tipula williamsiana crane fly - Tipula williamsiana

Subgenus Bellardina
Limonia sp. (?) - Tipula Bug? Beetle? Moth? - Tipula Crane Fly in my apartment - Tipula Crane Fly in my apartment - Tipula Crane Fly in my apartment - Tipula crane fly? - Tipula schizomera

subgenus Beringotipula
Crane Fly - Tipula borealis - female Crane fly with Mites (detail) - Tipula borealis Beringotipula Crane Fly - Tipula - male Crane Fly - Tipula Crane Fly - Tipula borealis - female Twisted-wing Cranefly, 1:15pm - Tipula - male Crane fly - Tipula borealis - female Crane fly - Tipula borealis - female

subgenus Hesperotipula
Cranefly - Tipula Crane Fly, Male - Tipula Crane fly, male - Tipula - male Crane Fly - Tipula Crane Fly - Tipula Tipula? - Tipula - male Crane Fly - Tipula crane fly - Tipula - male

subgenus Lindnerina
subspecies Lindnerina - Tipula senega crane fly - Tipula senega Crane Fly Resting on Leaf - Tipula senega - female Crane Fly Resting on Leaf - Tipula senega Crane Flies - Tipula senega - male - female

 
 
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