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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » "Orthorrhapha" (Brachycera excluding Aschiza and Schizophora) » Asiloidea » Stiletto Flies (Therevidae)

Family Therevidae - Stiletto Flies

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Pandivirilia · Penniverpa · Pherocera · Tabuda · Thereva

Genus Pandivirilia
white Stiletto Fly - Pandivirilia Stiletto Fly - Pandivirilia Stiletto Fly - Pandivirilia Stiletto Fly - Pandivirilia - female Stiletto Fly - Pandivirilia - female Stiletto Fly - Pandivirilia Stiletto Fly - Pandivirilia

Genus Penniverpa
Fly - Penniverpa festina Fly at Beach - Penniverpa festina - male Fly - Penniverpa festina Fly - Penniverpa festina Could this be some kind of robberfly? - Penniverpa festina - female Stiletto Fly - Penniverpa festina Fly...... - Penniverpa Zelia sp.? - Penniverpa

Genus Pherocera
unknown fly - Pherocera unknown fly - Pherocera Diptera - Pherocera flavipes

Genus Tabuda
stiletto fly - Tabuda varia Stiletto Fly - Tabuda varia Stiletto Fly? - Tabuda varia - male March flies? - Tabuda - male - female

Genus Thereva
Stiletto Fly - Thereva frontalis - male Stiletto Fly? - Thereva frontalis What type of fly is this? - Thereva fucata - female Thereva frontalis? - Thereva brunnea Glacial Lake Fly - Thereva - male Robber Fly? - Thereva Stiletto fly? - Thereva Flying insect on a bush, eastern slope of Mt. Rose, in Galena Creek Park. - Thereva

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