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Subfamily Anthracinae

Anthracini · Aphoebantini · Exoprosopini · Villini · Xeramoebini

Tribe Anthracini
Anthrax vierecki Anthrax varicolor - female What is this??? - Xenox tigrinus Tiger Bee Fly - Xenox tigrinus unknown fly - Anthrax cintalpa - female Tiger Bee Fly - Dorsal - Xenox tigrinus Anthrax aterrimus Huge bee fly - Xenox habrosus

Tribe Aphoebantini
Bee Fly - Aphoebantus interruptus, probably - Aphoebantus - female Dark Aphoebantus male - Aphoebantus - male Aphoebantus borealis - male Aphoebantus? maybe desertus? - Aphoebantus desertus - female Aphoebantus - male - female Aphoebantus interruptus - male Bombyliid - Aphoebantus OC Bee Fly Archives - Does Aphoebantus look right here? - Aphoebantus borealis

Tribe Exoprosopini
Exoprosopa dorcadion Orange County Bee Fly Archives #97 - Exoprosopa doris Orange County Bee Fly Archives #123 - Ligyra gazophylax Beefly - Exoprosopa Exoprosopa rostrifera? - Exoprosopa rostrifera Orange County Bee Fly Archives #277 - Exoprosopa doris Bee Fly? - Exoprosopa fascipennis .. - Exoprosopa

Tribe Villini
Bee fly: Is this thyridanthrax nugator? - Thyridanthrax nugator Bee Fly - Villa Tawny-Tailed Bee Fly - Villa fulviana Villa lateralism-possible - Villa Reality Check: Is this Thyridanthrax nugator? Yes. - Thyridanthrax nugator Orange County Bee Fly Archives #195 - Big & Cooperative - Poecilanthrax bee fly? or syrphid.. - Villa Orange County Bee Fly Archives #273 - Is this Paravilla syrtis? - Paravilla

Tribe Xeramoebini
Desmatoneura argentifrons - male


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