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Family Tabanidae - Horse and Deer Flies

Deer Flies · Pangoniinae · Horse Flies

Subfamily Chrysopsinae - Deer Flies
black deer fly - Chrysops divisus Chrysops - Chrysops flavidus - female Chrysops? - Chrysops Deer Fly - Chrysops BG1502 D0007 - Chrysops vittatus - female unknown - Chrysops Id request - Chrysops Chrysops

Subfamily Pangoniinae
Tabanid - Stonemyia rasa - female Tabanid - Stonemyia tranquilla Fly - Stonemyia tranquilla Fly - Goniops chrysocoma Tranquil Horse fly - Stonemyia tranquilla - female Is this a tabanid? - Goniops chrysocoma - female Is this a tabanid? - Goniops chrysocoma Green eyed fly - Stonemyia isabellina - male

Subfamily Tabaninae - Horse Flies
BG912 C8720 - Tabanus pallidescens - female Awesome Fly - Tabanus americanus - female Horse Fly - Tabanus quinquevittatus - female Horse Fly - Tabanus sulcifrons - female small diachlorine - Microtabanus pygmaeus Which horsefly? - Tabanus lineola BG1722 E0709 - Tabanus pallidescens - male Tabaninae species - Hybomitra


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