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Family Tabanidae - Horse and Deer Flies

Deer Flies · Pangoniinae · Horse Flies

Subfamily Chrysopsinae - Deer Flies
Deer Fly - Chrysops callidus - female Deer Fly - Chrysops fuliginosus - female Small fly from Vermont - Chrysops lateralis - female BG1502 D0007 - Chrysops vittatus - female Chrysops excitans Black Deer Fly - Chrysops cincticornis Deer fly - Chrysops univittatus Striped Deer Fly - Chrysops vittatus - female

Subfamily Pangoniinae
Fly - Goniops chrysocoma Tabanid - Stonemyia tranquilla Fly - Stonemyia tranquilla Fly - Goniops chrysocoma Green eyed fly - Stonemyia isabellina - male Tabanid - Stonemyia tranquilla Esenbeckia sp. - Esenbeckia delta - male UI 083109-2 - Stonemyia rasa

Subfamily Tabaninae - Horse Flies
Horse Fly - Tabanus quinquevittatus - female deer fly - Diachlorus ferrugatus small diachlorine - Microtabanus pygmaeus Horse Fly - Tabanus Tabanus sulcifrons - First DE Datapoint - Tabanus sulcifrons - male Western Horse Fly - Tabanus punctifer Striped Horse Fly - Tabanus - male Horse Fly


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