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University of Tennessee Biological Field Station
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Genus Thereva

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Thereva
Thereva comata-like Stiletto Fly - Thereva - female Thereva comata-like Stiletto Fly - Thereva - female Thereva comata-like Stiletto Fly - Thereva - female Stiletto Fly - Thereva Stiletto Fly - Thereva Glacial Lake Fly - Thereva - male Thereva frontalis - Thereva Thereva frontalis - Thereva small striped fly - Thereva

Thereva » Thereva fucata
Robberfly ? - Thereva fucata - female Robberfly ? - Thereva fucata - female Robberfly ? - Thereva fucata - female What type of fly is this? - Thereva fucata What type of fly is this? - Thereva fucata

Thereva » Thereva bakeri
Robber Fly? - Thereva bakeri - male

Thereva » Thereva brunnea
Thereva frontalis? - Thereva brunnea Thereva frontalis? - Thereva brunnea

Thereva » Thereva comata
Bee Fly? - Thereva comata

Thereva » Thereva frontalis
Diptera - Thereva frontalis - female Wasp? - Thereva frontalis - female Stiletto Fly - Thereva frontalis - female Stiletto Fly? - Thereva frontalis Stiletto Fly - Thereva frontalis - male Stiletto Fly - Thereva frontalis - male

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