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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » Calyptratae » Oestroidea » Tachinidae » Tachininae

Subfamily Tachininae

 
 
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Adejeania · Archytas · Epalpus · Genea · Gymnocheta

Genus Adejeania
Red fly on Goldenglow - Adejeania vexatrix August 27 2006 - Boulder CO - on Flagstaff Mountain at about 6700 ft - Adejeania vexatrix Weevilly fly like thing - Adejeania Bombylius??? - Adejeania vexatrix Tachinid Fly, Adejeania vexatrix - Adejeania vexatrix Adejeania ?? - Adejeania Bee/Fly? - Adejeania Tachinidae - Adejeania vexatrix

Genus Archytas
A fly to ID if possible - Archytas Tachinid - Archytas Archytas apicifer? - Archytas Tachinid or syrphid? - Archytas Tachinid - Archytas BG920 C8746 - Archytas Large Pollen seeking fly - Archytas A round fly - Archytas - female

Genus Epalpus
Early Tachinid Fly? - Epalpus signifer Tachinidae ? - Epalpus They're back again - Epalpus signifer Which fly be I? - Epalpus Tachinidae to identify... - Epalpus Tachinidae to identify... - Epalpus Tachinid fly - Epalpus Fly - Epalpus signifer

Genus Genea
Tachinid Fly - Genea Tachinid Fly - Genea

Genus Gymnocheta
Tachinidae - Gymnocheta - female Tachinid - Gymnocheta

 
 
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