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Subfamily Toxophorinae

Geron · Dolichomyia · Systropus · Toxophora

Genus Geron
Bee fly - Geron Hump-backed Bee Fly - Geron Geron - female Orange County Bee Fly Archives #103 - Geron Bee Fly - Geron Fuzzy Skeeter / Fly? - Geron Geron Bee Fly on Mustard in California - Geron

Genus Dolichomyia
Dolichomyia gracilis Dolichomyia gracilis? - Dolichomyia gracilis graceful beefly - Dolichomyia gracilis graceful beefly - Dolichomyia gracilis

Genus Systropus
Thick-headed Fly - Systropus Bee Fly - Systropus macer Bee Fly - Systropus bicornis Ammophila Mimic - Systropus macer Ammophila Mimic - Systropus macer Mating Flies - Systropus arizonicus - male - female Systropus arizonicus Ammophila Mimic - Systropus macer

Genus Toxophora
Fly 2 - that hang-dog look - Toxophora Bee Fly - Toxophora Orange County Bee Fly Archives - Toxophora Orange County Bee Fly Archives - Toxophora Bee fly? - Toxophora Bee fly - Toxophora Beefly [=Toxophora] ID Request - Toxophora Beefly perhaps? - Toxophora


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