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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » Calyptratae » Oestroidea

Superfamily Oestroidea

Blow Flies · Flesh Flies · Tachinidae · Bot Flies · Rhinophoridae

Family Calliphoridae - Blow Flies
Fly - Lucilia Unknown Fly Blow Fly Blow Fly - Calliphora Blue-bottle Fly for December! - Calliphora Bluish Tachi*nid? Nope, Probably Calliphora. Fly - Pollenia Secondary Screwworm Fly - Cochliomyia macellaria

Family Sarcophagidae - Flesh Flies
Fly Flesh Fly - female Flesh Fly - Sarcophaga Predation of Sarcophaga - Sarcophaga Flesh Fly? Flesh Fly Flesh Fly Gold faced fly with lots of bristles - Sarcophaga

Family Tachinidae
Fly to ID Feather-legged fly - Trichopoda pennipes - male Acrobats - Peleteria Fly to confirm ID. Spikey Fly Gymnosoma Tachnid? Tachinid -- Archytas?

Family Oestridae - Bot Flies
Bumblebee Mimic - Cuterebra Big Weird Fly - Cuterebra Rodent Bot Some type of fly? - Cuterebra Big Fly - Cuterebra Cuterebra Something living in a mouse - Cuterebra Gasterophilus intestinalis larvae - Gasterophilus intestinalis

Family Rhinophoridae
Melanophora roralis (Rhinophoridae) - Melanophora roralis small black fly - Melanophora roralis Melanophora roralis Melanophora roralis Melanophora roralis


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