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Family Limoniidae - Limoniid Crane Flies

Antocha · Atarba · Austrolimnophila · Chionea · Cladura

Genus Antocha
Limoniid Crane Fly - Antocha - female Limoniid Crane Fly? - Antocha - female Wisconsin Crane Fly - Antocha Wisconsin Crane Fly - Antocha Crane Flies - mating pair - Antocha - male - female Crane Fly Larva - Antocha Crane Flies - Antocha - male - female

Genus Atarba
ID Me Please - Atarba picticornis Atarba picticornis - female Atarba picticornis - female Atarba picticornis - female 8004929 - Atarba picticornis 8004929 - Atarba picticornis Crane Fly - Atarba picticornis Crane Fly - Atarba picticornis

Genus Austrolimnophila
Shaking crane - Austrolimnophila toxoneura Shaking crane - Austrolimnophila toxoneura Midge - Austrolimnophila toxoneura tiger crane fly - Austrolimnophila toxoneura diptera? - Austrolimnophila 8014826 - Austrolimnophila toxoneura 8014826 - Austrolimnophila toxoneura

Genus Chionea
male Snow Scorpionfly? - Chionea valga - male male Snow Scorpionfly? - Chionea valga - male Crane Fly - Chionea valga - male Snow Fly - Chionea valga - female Unknown insect found in snow - Chionea valga - male Unknown insect found in snow - Chionea valga - male Wingless Snow Cranefly, 2:43pm - Chionea Wingless Snow Cranefly, 2:45pm - Chionea

Genus Cladura
Crane Fly - Cladura flavoferruginea Crane Fly - Cladura flavoferruginea Is which Crane Fly possible? - Cladura flavoferruginea Yellow crane - maybe Cladura flavoferruginea - Cladura flavoferruginea Yellow crane - maybe Cladura flavoferruginea - Cladura flavoferruginea Crane Fly - Cladura flavoferruginea Crane Flies - Cladura flavoferruginea - male - female Crane Flies - Cladura flavoferruginea - male - female


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