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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
Insect to ID - Bibio - female black+red fly - Bibio - female hairy black fly - Bibio March Fly - Bibio - male March Fly - Bibio - female Red legged big headed fly 1 - Bibio California fly with raptorial forelegs - Bibio - female March Fly - Bibio - male

Genus Dilophus
Bibionid fly - Dilophus March Fly - Dilophus - female CalBug #7 - Dilophus March Fly - Dilophus - female Critter.... - Dilophus Fly - Dilophus - male Fly - Dilophus - male Minute Black Scavenger Fly - Dilophus

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

Genus Plecia - Lovebugs
Lovebugs - Plecia - male - female Lovebugs - Plecia - female Plecia nearctica - male - female Type of Moth? - Plecia March fly? - Plecia Plecia black and orange - Plecia - male - female black and orange - Plecia - male - female


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