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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » Acalyptratae » Tephritoidea

Superfamily Tephritoidea

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Richardiidae · Fruit Flies · Picture-winged Flies

Family Richardiidae
platystomatid fly? - Automola rufa ID me please - Sepsisoma Fly 13 - Omomyia Fly 13 - Omomyia weird blue kansan fly - Coniceps niger - female weird blue kansan fly - Coniceps niger - female Diptera - Coniceps niger - female Sepsidae? - Sepsisoma

Family Tephritidae - Fruit Flies
Fruit Fly - Icterica seriata Euaresta? - Euaresta bellula Fruit Fly - Eutreta noveboracensis Small fly - Euaresta Tephritidae - Tomoplagia like? - Tomoplagia - female Fruit fly - Eutreta noveboracensis Who is this??? - Neotephritis finalis Fly ID Request - Strauzia - male - female

Family Ulidiidae - Picture-winged Flies
fly - Chaetopsis Face off with Ladybird - Chaetopsis Picture-winged Fly - Delphinia picta Picture-Winged Fly - Pseudotephritis vau - female not sure what kind of fly... - Chaetopsis Picture-winged Fly in California (March) - Curranops Picture Wing Fly - Tritoxa incurva no clue - Tritoxa flexa

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