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"Nematocera" (Non-Brachycera)

 
 
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Ptychopteromorpha · Culicomorpha · Blephariceromorpha · Psychodomorpha · Bibionomorpha

Infraorder Ptychopteromorpha
fly - Ptychoptera quadrifasciata - female LOOKS LIKE A CROSS BETWEEN A DAMSELFLY AND JELLYFISH - Bittacomorpha clavipes Phantom Cranefly - Bittacomorpha clavipes Mating Phantoms - Bittacomorpha clavipes - male - female Phantom Crane Fly - Bittacomorpha clavipes BG663 Fly - Protoplasa fitchii - female BG663 Fly - Protoplasa fitchii - female Phantom Crane Fly - Bittacomorpha clavipes

Infraorder Culicomorpha
Another ciliata - Psorophora ciliata - female Midge? - male Mosquito - Ochlerotatus fitchii Mosquito - Culex salinarius Toxyrynchitis - Toxorhynchites rutilus Midge - Genus anyone? May 30, 2007 - Large- Tons of mosquito larvae

Infraorder Blephariceromorpha
Net-winged Midge - Agathon - male Blepharicera sp. - Blepharicera - female tiny larva - Nymphomyia

Infraorder Psychodomorpha
insect Moth Fly - Psychoda Mating Scatopsids - male - female Moth Fly in Sunnyvale, CA Moth Fly tiny ant ?? Mothfly BG1417 C4019 - Telmatoscopus

Infraorder Bibionomorpha
predatory midges fungus gnat March Fly - female wingless whatzit Little things on oranges: Fly? Gnat? bug on slime mold Our Family Would Like To Know? Gall Maker - Rabdophaga salicisbrassicoides

 
 
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