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Subfamily Ecliminae

Lepidophora · Thevenetimyia

Genus Lepidophora
Fly? - Lepidophora lutea Lepidophora lutea Scaly Bee Fly - Lepidophora lepidocera Which bee fly - Lepidophora Hunchback Bee fly - Lepidophora lutea Hunchback Bee fly - Lepidophora lutea - Lepidophora Bee Fly - Lepidophora lutea Moth (I think!) - Lepidophora lepidocera

Genus Thevenetimyia
bee fly - Thevenetimyia muricata - male Thevenetimyia celer - male Dunno, a fly? - Thevenetimyia Thevenetimyia sp. on Eriophylum confertiflorum - Thevenetimyia Thevenetimyia notata - female Large Bee Fly - Thevenetimyia Large Bee Fly - Thevenetimyia Unknown Flying Insect - Thevenetimyia


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