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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » Calyptratae » Oestroidea » Blow Flies (Calliphoridae)

Family Calliphoridae - Blow Flies

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Cluster flies · Cynomya · Angioneura · images reviewed by Dr. Whitworth and deemed further unIDable (temp.page)

Genus Pollenia - Cluster flies
Gold Fly - Pollenia - female Fly - Pollenia - female Tachinidae ? - Pollenia - male Another anatomy question - Pollenia pediculata - male Cluster Fly - Pollenia - female Muscid? - Pollenia - female fly - Pollenia Cluster Fly - Pollenia

Genus Cynomya
Unknown Fly - Cynomya cadaverina Unknown Fly - Cynomya cadaverina Calliphorid - Cynomya cadaverina Calliphorid - Cynomya cadaverina Blue Bottle Fly - Cynomya cadaverina Blue Fly - Cynomya cadaverina Fly ID Request - Cynomya cadaverina metallic blue fly - Cynomya cadaverina

Genus Angioneura
Fly - Angioneura Fly - Angioneura

images reviewed by Dr. Whitworth and deemed further unIDable (temp.page)
screw-worm fly ? (two images) screw worm fly (two images) Green Bottle Fly (Phaenicia sericata) ? Calliphoridae Fly with metallic green and yellow Fly with metallic green and yellow Fly with metallic green and yellow Fly

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