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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 Vestiplex · subgenus Yamatotipula · European Crane Flies · subgenus Savtshenkia

subgenus Vestiplex
Tipula longiventris? - Tipula longiventris Crain Fly - Tipula longiventris Crane Fly - Tipula longiventris Unknown Fly - Tipula longiventris Crane Fly - Tipula longiventris - male Big Cranefly 1 - Tipula longiventris Crane Fly - Tipula - male Insect #4 - Tipula longiventris - female

subgenus Yamatotipula
Mating Cranflies - Tipula - male - female Tipulidae at Lights - Tipula Tipulid at Mercury Vapor Lamp - Tipula sayi Crane - Tipula lanei BG1946 E0945 - Tipula furca - female BG1953 E2658 - Tipula sayi - male Crane Fly with pretty wings - Tipula Crane Fly - Tipula

European Crane Flies
Tipula oleracea? - Tipula - male Marsh Cranefly - Tipula oleracea - male Crane Fly - Tipula Crane fly to identify... - Tipula paludosa Tipula paludosa? Mating Pair - Tipula Giant Western Crane Fly? - Tipula Marsh Cranefly - Tipula oleracea Crane Fly - Tipula paludosa - female

subgenus Savtshenkia
Cranefly? - Tipula fragilis Cranefly? - Tipula fragilis

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