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Family Acroceridae - Small-headed Flies

 
 
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Acrocera · Eulonchus · Neolasia · Ocnaea · Ogcodes

Genus Acrocera
Who am I? - Acrocera bimaculata Acrocera orbicula Acrocera orbicula Acrocera subfasciata - male - female Acrocera subfasciata - male Acrocera subfasciata - male Acrocera subfasciata - female spider parasitoid - Acrocera unguiculata - female

Genus Eulonchus
Metallic Bee Fly ? - Eulonchus tristis Metallic Bee Fly ? - Eulonchus tristis Eulonchus - male Eulonchus species? - Eulonchus Unknown Eulonchus sp. (Acroceridae) - Eulonchus sapphirinus Eulonchus tristis? - Eulonchus Eulonchus tristis? - Eulonchus Small-headed Fly - Eulonchus tristis

Genus Neolasia
Small-Headed Flies Mating: Acroceridae - Neolasia purpurata - male - female Small-Headed Fly: Acroceridae - Neolasia purpurata

Genus Ocnaea
Ocnaea sequoia - male Ocnaea sequoia - male - female

Genus Ogcodes
small-headed fly - Ogcodes dispar - male - female three's a crowd. - Ogcodes three's a crowd. - Ogcodes Fly - Ogcodes dispar - female Fly - Ogcodes dispar - female Ogcodes borealis Ogcodes eugonatus

 
 
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