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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » Acalyptratae » Tephritoidea » Fruit Flies (Tephritidae)

Family Tephritidae - Fruit Flies

Dacinae · Tephritinae · Trypetinae

Subfamily Dacinae
Mediterranean fruit fly - Ceratitis capitata Mediterranean Fruit Fly - Ceratitis capitata Mediterranean Fruit Fly - Ceratitis capitata California Medfly - Ceratitis capitata Medfly for California in May - Ceratitis capitata - male Medfly for California in May - Ceratitis capitata - male Olive Fruit Fly - Bactrocera oleae Fruit Fly - Bactrocera oleae

Subfamily Tephritinae
yellow fruit fly - Euaresta festiva Fruit Fly - Eutreta noveboracensis what kind of Fruit Fly ? - Euaresta Tephritidae - Tomoplagia like? - Tomoplagia - female Fruit Fly - Eutreta A California fruit fly, sure, but any idea which one? Dennis knew - Euaresta stigmatica - Euaresta stigmatica Space Alien - Goldenrod Gall Fly emergence - Eurosta solidaginis - female Tephritidae - Neaspilota

Subfamily Trypetinae
white-banded fly - Rhagoletis tabellaria Fruit Flies mating - Strauzia - male - female flies - Strauzia longipennis - male - female yellow bug - Strauzia Fruit Fly - Strauzia small yellow fly - Rhagoletis basiola Fly ID Request - Strauzia - male - female Fancy fly - Euleia fratria


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