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Tribe Eristalini

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Meromacrus · Myathropa · Palpada · Parhelophilus

Genus Meromacrus
Meromacrus acutus Meromacrus acutus Large wasp-like fly - Meromacrus acutus Meromacrus acutus Syrphid Fly - Meromacrus acutus - female unidentified Syrphid - Meromacrus gloriosus Syrphid - Meromacrus acutus Unknown Wasp Mimic - Meromacrus acutus - female

Genus Myathropa
Myathropa florea - male Myathropa florea - male Myathropa florea - male Myathropa florea - male Myathropa florea - male Myathropa florea - male Myathropa florea - male Myathropa florea - male

Genus Palpada
Poss. Syrphid ? - Palpada Gray Fly - Palpada furcata Syrphid who? - Palpada beautiful fly - Palpada vinetorum Palpada alhambra - Palpada - male fly? - Palpada Palpada, but what species? - Palpada Marsh Syrphid - Palpada - male

Genus Parhelophilus
hairy syrphid - Parhelophilus Syrphid - Parhelophilus? - Parhelophilus Syrphid Fly - Parhelophilus? - Parhelophilus Syrphid Fly (Parhelophilus) - Parhelophilus Syrphid Fly (Parhelophilus) - Parhelophilus Fly - Parhelophilus Syrphid - Parhelophilus Syrphid - Parhelophilus

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