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Genus Bombylius

 
 
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Bombylius albicapillus · Bombylius anthophilus · Bombylius atriceps · Bombylius breviabdominalis · Bombylius curtirhynchus

Species Bombylius albicapillus
Small, quick fly - Bombylius albicapillus Bombylius albicapillus - female Bombylius albicapillus - male Bombylius albicapillus - male Bombylius albicapillus

Species Bombylius anthophilus
Bee Fly - Bombylius - British Columbia - Bombylius anthophilus

Species Bombylius atriceps
Bee Fly - Bombylius atriceps Bee fly - Bombylius atriceps Bee fly - Bombylius atriceps Bee fly - Bombylius atriceps

Species Bombylius breviabdominalis
Bombylius diegoensis - Bombylius breviabdominalis - male Bombylius diegoensis - Bombylius breviabdominalis - male Bombylius diegoensis - Bombylius breviabdominalis - male

Species Bombylius curtirhynchus
Bombylius curtirhynchus Bombylius curtirhynchus on Bloom - Bombylius curtirhynchus Bombylius curtirhynchus Looks Left - Bombylius curtirhynchus

 
 
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