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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » "Nematocera" (Non-Brachycera) » Tipulomorpha » Crane Flies (Tipulidae) » Tipula » subgenus Lunatipula (Tipula subgenus Lunatipula)

subgenus Lunatipula

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Tipula duplex · Sooty Crane Fly · Tipula grahamina · Tipula hirsuta · Tipula monticola

Species Tipula duplex
Crane Fly - Tipula duplex two-dot white crane fly - Tipula duplex - female Unknown Fly - Tipula duplex Crane Fly 2121 - Tipula duplex - male Crane Fly 2121 - Tipula duplex - male Green-eyed crane fly - Tipula duplex Green-eyed crane fly - Tipula duplex Green-eyed crane fly - Tipula duplex

Species Tipula fuliginosa - Sooty Crane Fly
Cranefly - Tipula fuliginosa - female Sooty Crane Fly - Tipula fuliginosa - female Sooty Crane Fly? - Tipula fuliginosa Roof Crane - Tipula fuliginosa Crane Fly - Tipula fuliginosa - male Another Cranefly - Tipula fuliginosa Illinois data point - Tipula fuliginosa - female Sooty Crane Fly - Tipula fuliginosa - male

Species Tipula grahamina
Crane Fly - Tipula grahamina Tipula grahamina - male - female

Species Tipula hirsuta
Large Crane Fly - Tipula hirsuta Large Crane Fly - Tipula hirsuta

Species Tipula monticola
Its not a mosquito is it? - Tipula monticola - male Crane Fly - Tipula monticola crane fly? - Tipula monticola crane fly - Tipula monticola - female crane fly - Tipula monticola - male

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