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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » "Nematocera" (Non-Brachycera) » Culicomorpha

Infraorder Culicomorpha

 
 
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Biting Midges · Phantom Midges · Midges · Mosquitoes · Meniscus Midges

Family Ceratopogonidae - Biting Midges
water bug Tiny Fly - Stilobezzia Small Nemo Red Fly - Heteromyia Midge fancy little fly - Alluaudomyia Fruit Fly Unknown

Family Chaoboridae - Phantom Midges
Phantom Midge? - Chaoborus flavicans - male Midge? (back) - male Chaoborid Larva - Mochlonyx Phantom Midge larva - Mochlonyx Midge? Fly Phantom Midge - Chaoborus phantom midge larva? - Chaoborus

Family Chironomidae - Midges
Crane Fly? Midge? Mating Midges - male - female Diptera 01 Midge - Paramerina fragilis unknown fly? 5002260 - male 1287519 - male Midge, female

Family Culicidae - Mosquitoes
Better - Deinocerites cancer - female Mosquito - Culiseta incidens Culicidae 01 - Anopheles earlei - female Insect larva. Parasite? Mosquito - Ochlerotatus trivittatus - female Red Blister Throated Mosquito Engorged mosquito - female Coquillettidia perturbans again? - Coquillettidia perturbans - female

Family Dixidae - Meniscus Midges
Dixidae?? - Dixella dorsalis Dixidae?? - Dixella dorsalis Dixidae?? - Dixella dorsalis Dixidae?? - Dixella dorsalis Dxidae larvae - Dixa Dxidae larvae - Dixa Dxidae larvae - Dixa Meniscus Midge - Dixella nova - male

 
 
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