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

Family Syrphidae - Syrphid Flies

Eristalinae · Microdontinae · Syrphinae · Unidentified immature stages

Subfamily Eristalinae
fly - Milesia virginiensis The Entire Mexican Cactus Fly - Copestylum mexicanum - male BG1428 C7792 Syrphidae 04b - Eristalis arbustorum - male Fly ID Request - Eumerus I'm thinking this is Palpada because of the hairy eyes. Am I wrong again? - Palpada mexicana Bumblebee mimics (hover flies?) - Merodon equestris syrphid fly #1 - Eristalis - female

Subfamily Microdontinae
fly - Microdon fly - Microdon odd fly - Microdon globosus Microdon? - Microdon Soldier Fly? - Microdon syrphid - Microdon Slug - Microdon Microdon larva - Microdon

Subfamily Syrphinae
Sphaerophoria? - Sphaerophoria - female Syrphid Fly - Syrphus Fly ID Request [2008] - Pipiza - female Distinctive Syrphid - Ocyptamus fascipennis syrphid fly - Eupeodes - female Fly - Paragus December Syrphid - male Mating Flies [Paragus?] ID Request - Paragus - male - female

Unidentified immature stages
Strange Pod on Dill Plant Leafroller Unknown larva 1 - Red-Wiggler worm colony Is this a harvester cat? larva Syrphid Buffet Pupae? Is this a Syrphid fly larva? If so, which one?


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