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Family Cimbicidae - Cimbicid Sawflies

Cimbex · Trichiosoma · Abia

Genus Cimbex
Mystery Hymenopteran I - Cimbex americana Sawfly? - Cimbex americana horse fly/yellow jacket cross? - Cimbex americana Sawfly??? - Cimbex americana - male Unknown fly - Cimbex americana A BIG BEE - Cimbex americana Green Caterpillar - Cimbex americana Elm sawfly larva - Cimbex americana

Genus Trichiosoma
Zaraea or Cimbex or Trichiosoma? - Trichiosoma triangulum Cimbicid Sawfly - Trichiosoma triangulum Hymenopteran - Trichiosoma triangulum Sawfly - Trichiosoma triangulum - male Trichiosoma - Trichiosoma triangulum Caterpillar - Trichiosoma triangulum Big Fly? - Trichiosoma triangulum Big, cold bee? - Trichiosoma triangulum

Genus Abia
Cimbicid - Abia Cimbicid - Abia Cimbicidae 01a - Abia americana Caterpillar ID - Abia Abia lonicerae Sawfly - deceased - Abia Honeysuckle Sawfly? - Abia lonicerae Honeysuckle Sawfly? - Abia lonicerae


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