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Family Chloropidae - Frit Flies

Grass Flies · Oscinellinae · Siphonellopsinae

Subfamily Chloropinae - Grass Flies
Syrphidae ?? female? - Thaumatomyia annulata fly - Chlorops Chloropinae ? - Thaumatomyia glabra Tiny Yellow and Black Striped Fly - Thaumatomyia glabra Meromyza americana - NEW SPECIES - Meromyza - female grass fly - Thaumatomyia Small Fly at Light - Thaumatomyia Chlorops?

Subfamily Oscinellinae
Fly - Gaurax Fly - Tricimba lineella Possibly a Frit fly? Drosophilidae? Pseudogaurax signatus? - Pseudogaurax - female Tiny Fly Oscinellinae? small black fly with white abdomen - Malloewia abdominalis - male - female

Subfamily Siphonellopsinae
small fly - Apotropina small fly - Apotropina small fly with mites - Apotropina small fly - Apotropina small fly - Apotropina small fly - Apotropina Sphaerocerid? - Apotropina Frit Fly? - Apotropina


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