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Family Tachinidae

 
 
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Dexiinae · Exoristinae · Phasiinae · Tachininae · Temporary page -- submissions reviewed/commented by Dr Woodley

Subfamily Dexiinae
Fly - Zelia long-middle-legged tachinid fly, Zelia sp? - Cholomyia inaequipes PJ Fly - Zelia Calliphoridae or Sarcophagidae? Tachinid fly? - Ptilodexia Tachinid?? - Ptilodexia Longlegged Fly ?? - Zelia Fly ID please - Ptilodexia

Subfamily Exoristinae
banded fly Tachinid fly? Gonia Tachinid Fly - Gonia - female Maggots Fly - Belvosia bifasciata Tachinid - Gonia fly

Subfamily Phasiinae
Tachinid - Cylindromyia Tachinid sp. - Gymnoclytia small orange round fly - Gymnosoma Feather-legged Fly - Trichopoda pennipes - female Tachinid Fly - Gymnosoma Large Trichopoda - Trichopoda Tachinid Fly - Gymnosoma Fly - Phasia - male

Subfamily Tachininae
Tachinid Fly--compare Parachytas Tachinid Fly - Archytas Red-eyed fly at black light - Ormia xantheopalpus bicolor - Xanthoepalpus bicolor Tachinid - Peleteria Archytas? 01 - Pararchytas Tachinid Fly - Epalpus signifer - female Fly-Archytas - Archytas

Temporary page -- submissions reviewed/commented by Dr Woodley
Fly Tachinid Fly ID? Car-sucking fly Fly unknown Tachinidae Fly

 
 
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