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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » "Nematocera" (Non-Brachycera) » Bibionomorpha » March Flies (Bibionidae)

Family Bibionidae - March Flies

Bibio · Dilophus · Penthetria · Lovebugs

Genus Bibio
March Fly - Bibio - female Fly (?) ID - Bibio - female March Fly - Bibio - male March flies mating - Bibio - male - female Unidentified black fly-type insect - Bibio albipennis Bibio femoratus female? - Bibio femoratus Small Fly - Bibio albipennis March Fly - Bibio albipennis - male

Genus Dilophus
Yankee Lovebugs - Plecia sp. - Dilophus - male - female March Fly - Dilophus - female fly - unident - Dilophus spinipes Fly - Dilophus - male March fly? If so, Bibio? - Dilophus - female Black Fly - Even the wings are black! - Dilophus Fly - Dilophus Fly - Dilophus

Genus Penthetria
March Fly - Penthetria heteroptera - male Mating flies - Penthetria heteroptera black March Fly - Penthetria heteroptera Fly on ceiling - Penthetria heteroptera March Fly - Penthetria heteroptera March Fly - Penthetria heteroptera March Fly - Penthetria heteroptera Flies - Penthetria heteroptera - male - female

Genus Plecia - Lovebugs
Lovebug - Plecia - female Plecia nearctica - male - female Plecia nearctica - male - female Type of Moth? - Plecia - - Plecia black and orange - Plecia - male - female Love Bugs - Plecia - male - female WANT AD - Plecia nearctica - male


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