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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » Aschiza » Syrphid Flies (Syrphidae) » Eristalinae » Brachyopini

Tribe Brachyopini

 
 
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Brachyopa · Chrysogaster · Myolepta · Neoascia · Orthonevra

Genus Brachyopa
Syrphid Fly - Brachyopa - female Brachyopa? - Brachyopa Fly - Brachyopa - female 7010222 fly - Brachyopa - male 7010259 fly - Brachyopa - male 7010255 - Brachyopa - male fly - Brachyopa fly - Brachyopa

Genus Chrysogaster
Fly - Chrysogaster - male Bronzy green syrphids - Chrysogaster - male

Genus Myolepta
Black Syrphid - Myolepta - male fly - Myolepta fly - Myolepta Reminds me of a syrphid, but also of a picture-wing fly. Your take? - Myolepta Reminds me of a syrphid, but also of a picture-wing fly. Your take? - Myolepta Reminds me of a syrphid, but also of a picture-wing fly. Your take? - Myolepta Reminds me of a syrphid, but also of a picture-wing fly. Your take? - Myolepta Reminds me of a syrphid, but also of a picture-wing fly. Your take? - Myolepta

Genus Neoascia
small flies - Neoascia small flies - Neoascia

Genus Orthonevra
Metallic Fly - Orthonevra - male another fly - Orthonevra Diptera mating - Orthonevra Syrphid with intricate eye pattern - Orthonevra - male Small fly - Orthonevra Diptera; beautiful eyes - Orthonevra nitida - female Crazy Eyed Fly - Orthonevra nitida - male Orthonevra? nitida?? - Orthonevra nitida - male - female

 
 
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