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Subfamily Anthracinae

Anthracini · Aphoebantini · Exoprosopini · Villini · Xeramoebini

Tribe Anthracini
speckle-winged black bee fly - Anthrax irroratus Moth? - Xenox tigrinus Tiger Bee Fly - Xenox tigrinus Unknown Fly - Xenox tigrinus Fly - Xenox tigrinus Anthrax sp.? - Anthrax irroratus unknown fly - Anthrax cintalpa - female Anthrax georgicus

Tribe Aphoebantini
Aphoebantus sp. - Aphoebantus transitus - female Aphoebantus - Aphoebantus conurus - female Aphoebantus - male - female Aphoebantus conurus - male Aphoebantus scalaris on the Rocks - Aphoebantus scalaris - female Aphoebantus scalaris on the Rocks - Aphoebantus scalaris - male beefly - Aphoebantus - Aphoebantus - male OC Bee Fly Archives - Does Aphoebantus look right here? - Aphoebantus borealis

Tribe Exoprosopini
Lesser Bee Fly - Exoprosopa fascipennis Bee Fly - Exoprosopa Mating Exoprosopa decora - Exoprosopa decora - male - female My most cooperative bee fly ever. Is this Ligyra gazophylax? - Ligyra gazophylax Fly - Exoprosopa brevirostris Superb Bee Fly? - Exoprosopa rhea Bee Fly - Ligyra gazophylax bee fly for ID - Exoprosopa rostrifera

Tribe Villini
Bee Fly - Villa Villa lateralis? - Villa - female Chrysanthrax or Hemipenthes? - Hemipenthes lepidota Poecilanthrax - Thyridanthrax melanopterus - female Bombyliid - Hemipenthes Poecilanthrax - Poecilanthrax arethusa Fly - Hemipenthes sinuosa fuzzy fly - Hemipenthes

Tribe Xeramoebini
Desmatoneura argentifrons - male


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