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

Family Rhagionidae - Snipe Flies

Bolbomyia · Chrysopilus · Rhagio · Symphoromyia

Genus Bolbomyia
Fly ID - Bolbomyia Fly ID - Bolbomyia

Genus Chrysopilus
snipe fly - Chrysopilus thoracicus - Chrysopilus thoracicus - female Snipe Fly - Chrysopilus BG1440 C8252 - Chrysopilus - male Chrysopilus taking off (sort of) - Chrysopilus - male Ornate Snipe Fly - Chrysopilus ornatus - male flies - Chrysopilus ornatus - male - female Mating Ornate Snipe Flies - Chrysopilus ornatus - male - female Ornate Snipe Fly - Chrysopilus ornatus

Genus Rhagio
Snipe fly - Rhagio - male Snipe Fly - Rhagio mystacea Fly - Rhagio Fly? - Rhagio Snipe Fly - Rhagio - female Perhaps some sort of Snipe Fly? - Rhagio - female Fly - Rhagio - male Snipe fly? - Rhagio

Genus Symphoromyia
fly - Symphoromyia hirta fly - Symphoromyia hirta - female 7010058 - Symphoromyia unknown fly - Symphoromyia - female big-eyed fly - Symphoromyia - male ԋ - Symphoromyia ԋ - Symphoromyia Watersnipe Fly? - Symphoromyia - male


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