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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
Hover fly - Eristalis tenax - female Copestylum mexicanum - female Another Record - Syritta flaviventris Syrphid Fly - Sericomyia - male Transverse Flower Fly - Eristalis transversa - male Syritta pipiens? - Syritta pipiens Dark Fly 54 - Copestylum mexicanum Syrphid ID Request - Eristalis dimidiata - male

Subfamily Microdontinae
Bug or beetle - Microdon Bee-like Hoverfly - Microdon fly - Microdon Fly with forked antennae - Microdon Fly with forked antennae - Microdon syrphid - Microdon tristis Unidentified Bee - Microdon 8015007 - Microdon

Subfamily Syrphinae
Flower Fly - Ocyptamus costatus - female Is this a Toxomerus species? - Sphaerophoria - female Mating Syrphids - Toxomerus marginatus - male - female Syrphid Fly - Eupeodes - female Syrphid Fly - Epistrophe - male Hover fly - Platycheirus Syrphid Fly - Toxomerus politus Syrphid Fly - male

Unidentified Larvae and Pupae
Caterpillar? Larva? ID me please. syrphid larva Pine underbark larvae Pine underbark larvae Syrphid Fly Larva Possible Limacodidae - 1 Syrphid Fly Larvae


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