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

Family Syrphidae - Syrphid Flies

Eristalinae · Microdontinae · Syrphinae · Unidentified Larvae and Pupae

Subfamily Eristalinae
What is this gorgeous fly? - Ornidia obesa - male Large Syrphid for California in February - Copestylum marginatum The Entire Mexican Cactus Fly - Copestylum mexicanum - male Chalcosyrphus - male Myathropa florea - male Meromacrus acutus 8017866 - Spilomyia longicornis Spilomyia fusca

Subfamily Microdontinae
Microdon sp., family Syrphidae - Microdon odd fly - Microdon globosus odd fly - Microdon globosus syrphid - Microdon tristis Fly - Microdon globosus Mollusk-like Larva - Microdon Microdon Syrphid Fly - Microdon

Subfamily Syrphinae
Tiny Syrphid - Allograpta obliqua Syrphid - Epistrophe syrphid - Toxomerus geminatus - male Syrphid fly - Eupeodes - female Sryphid Fly - Platycheirus Hoverfly - Ventral View of Head - Eupeodes - male Syrphid pupa on fennel flowers - Allograpta - male Small fly - Eupeodes

Unidentified Larvae and Pupae
Not a caterpillar-right? Strange Pod on Dill Plant larva Syrphid? larva advancing on aphids. Caterpillar feeding (?) on aphids Mystery larva small bug on dhalia flower Syrphid larva - lateral


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