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Tribe Macrophyini

Macrophya · Pachyprotasis

Genus Macrophya
black and yellow wasp - Macrophya bifasciata Macrophya - Macrophya varia - female Only one shot - Macrophya fumator - female Unidentified wasp - Macrophya Ringfoot Sawfly - Macrophya Macrophya simillima Larva? - Macrophya Common sawfly - Macrophya nigra sawfly larva on cutleaf coneflower (Rudbeckia laciniata) - Macrophya

Genus Pachyprotasis
Sawfly - Pachyprotasis rapae Sawfly - Pachyprotasis rapae Common sawfly - Pachyprotasis rapae black and white common sawfly - Pachyprotasis rapae sawfly - Pachyprotasis rapae Tenthredinidae family - Pachyprotasis rapae Tenthredinidae family - Pachyprotasis rapae Tenthredinidae family - Pachyprotasis rapae


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