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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » Aschiza

Aschiza

Scuttle Flies · Pointed-winged Flies · Flat-footed Flies · Big-headed flies · Syrphid Flies

Family Phoridae - Scuttle Flies
mating phorids mating flies - Gymnophora Tiny Fly - Megaselia Flies driving me NUTS!!! - Megaselia scalaris Gnat? - Megaselia scalaris Phorid fly? - Megaselia Scuttle Fly - Megaselia scalaris - male Exploring a stump

Family Lonchopteridae - Pointed-winged Flies
6007552 fly - Lonchoptera bifurcata - female Small Orangish Fly - Lonchoptera bifurcata - female Lonchopteridae? - Lonchoptera bifurcata - female Small Fly - Lonchoptera bifurcata - female Pointed-winged Fly - Lonchoptera bifurcata - female Another Midge? - Lonchoptera bifurcata Another Midge? - Lonchoptera bifurcata Pointed-winged Fly

Family Platypezidae - Flat-footed Flies
Red-eyed fly Tiny Black Velvet Fly Fly fungus eater - Paraplatypeza Fly 002 Nice Platypezid; Genus? - male Most of a fly Fly? - Bertamyia

Family Pipunculidae - Big-headed flies
ID Me, Please Pipunculidae - Elmohardyia - male Fossil Pipunculidae?? SRIC Big-headed Fly Big-headed fly (deceased) Big-headed fly (deceased) big-headed fly Big-headed Fly

Family Syrphidae - Syrphid Flies
fly with large legs - Xylota Hover Fly on roses - Allograpta obliqua Xylotini 02 White-Banded Flower Fly For Illinois In November - Eristalis dimidiata - male Sericomyiini 01b - Sericomyia - female Is it Sericomyia chrysotoxoides??? - Sericomyia - female syrphid - Syrphus - male Hover Fly - Hadromyia


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