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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » Acalyptratae » Lauxaniidae » Minettia

Genus Minettia

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Minettia
Fly: half bluish gray, half golden brown - Minettia red eyes brown wings - Minettia Diptera, sp - Minettia Lauxaniid Fly - Minettia Head and thorax - Minettia Fly - Minettia Fly - Minettia Fly - Minettia fly - Minettia Minettia? - Minettia Which fly is this, please? - Minettia fly - Minettia Fly ID? - Minettia Fly ID? - Minettia Ubiquitous Springtime Flies - Minettia Ubiquitous Springtime Flies - Minettia Tiny Black Fly - Minettia Can you please help with the ID? Thanks - Minettia mating flies - dark-bodied Minettia? - Minettia - male - female

Minettia » Minettia flaveola
Unidentified fruitfly I believe. - Minettia flaveola Is this a Lauxaniid? Dare I say Neogriponeura sordida? If so, will I mangle the pronounciation? - Minettia flaveola Is this a Lauxaniid? Dare I say Neogriponeura sordida? If so, will I mangle the pronounciation? - Minettia flaveola Minettia flaveola Minettia flaveola

 
 
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