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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Scorpionflies, Hangingflies and Allies (Mecoptera) » Common Scorpionflies (Panorpidae) » Panorpa

Genus Panorpa

 
 
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Panorpa acuta · Panorpa americana · P. anomala or P. speciosa · Panorpa banksi · Panorpa banksiana

Species Panorpa acuta
Scorpionfly - Panorpa acuta - male Scorpionfly - Panorpa acuta - female Scorpionfly - Panorpa acuta - female scorpionfly - Panorpa acuta - female

Species Panorpa americana
Panorpa americana Swederus, female - Panorpa americana - female Panorpa prob americana - Panorpa americana - female Panorpa prob americana - Panorpa americana - female Panorpa - Panorpa americana - female Panorpa - Panorpa americana - male Panorpa - Panorpa americana - male

Species Panorpa anomala - P. anomala or P. speciosa
scorpion fly - Panorpa anomala - male scorpionfly - Panorpa anomala - male scorpionfly eating horsefly - Panorpa anomala - female scorpionfly eating horsefly - Panorpa anomala - female

Species Panorpa banksi
Scorpion Fly - Panorpa banksi - female Panorpa banksi - female

Species Panorpa banksiana
Panorpa banksiana Penny and Byers mating pair, ventral view - Panorpa banksiana - male - female

 
 
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