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Genus Spilomyia

 
 
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Spilomyia alcimus · Spilomyia citima · Spilomyia crandalli · Spilomyia foxleei · Spilomyia fusca

Species Spilomyia alcimus
Colorful Fly - Spilomyia alcimus Syrphid - Spilomyia alcimus Colorful Bee - Spilomyia alcimus Wasp mimic Syrphid? - Spilomyia alcimus - male hornet mimic - Spilomyia alcimus Hornet Mimic Flower Fly - Spilomyia alcimus Hymenoptera Mimic - Spilomyia alcimus Hymenoptera Mimic - Spilomyia alcimus

Species Spilomyia citima
spilomyia interrupta - Spilomyia citima Syrphidae - Spilomyia citima Syrphidae - Spilomyia citima Syrphidae - Spilomyia citima

Species Spilomyia crandalli
Spilomyia sp. - Spilomyia crandalli - female Spilomyia sp.? - Spilomyia crandalli

Species Spilomyia foxleei
Syrphid - Spilomyia foxleei Syrphid - Spilomyia foxleei

Species Spilomyia fusca
Spilomyia fusca 3/3 - Spilomyia fusca hornet mimic fly - Spilomyia fusca unk pollinator - Spilomyia fusca Spilomyia fusca White Faced Bee - Spilomyia fusca Syrphidae - Spilomyia fusca - male Syrphidae - Spilomyia fusca - male Spilomyia fusca

 
 
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