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Superfamily Muscoidea

Dung Flies · Root-Maggot Flies · House Flies and kin · Fanniidae

Family Scathophagidae - Dung Flies
Golden Dung Flies Mating, Scatophaga stercoraria - Scathophaga stercoraria - male - female fly with unformed wings Salt Lake Fly - Scathophaga stercoraria Dung Flies mating - Scathophaga - male - female Fly to ID - Scathophaga stercoraria Rust Fly? Pointed-winged Fly? Stilt-legged Fly? Which orange fly, please? - Scathophaga Golden Dung Fly (Scathophaga stercoraria)?

Family Anthomyiidae - Root-Maggot Flies
Any more info on Fly Fly Seaweed Fly - Fucellia NEW GENUS - Pegomya - Pegomya Fly - Anthomyia Fanniidae or Anthomyiidae ?? Seaweed Fly - Fucellia Fly - male

Family Muscidae - House Flies and kin
Tachinid Fly ? - Coenosia small cannibal fly - Coenosia CA Fly ISO ID CA Fly ISO ID A Muscid, Maybe? - Coenosia Stable Fly? - Stomoxys calcitrans Calyptratae Perhaps? - Mating or Eating? Predatory Fly - Coenosia

Family Fanniidae
fly - Fannia - female NEW FAMILY Fanniidae: Fannia - Fannia NEW FAMILY Fanniidae: Fannia - Fannia NEW FAMILY Fanniidae: Fannia - Fannia Drosophilidae larva? - Fannia unknown fly - Fannia unknown fly - Fannia unknown fly - Fannia


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