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Infraorder Bibionomorpha

 
 
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Wood Gnats · March Flies · Gall Midges · Predatory Fungus Gnats · Fungus Gnats

Family Anisopodidae - Wood Gnats
Window gnat Wood Gnat Gnattily Dressed - Sylvicola Gnattily Dressed - Sylvicola Fly - Sylvicola Sylvicola? - Sylvicola Wood Gnat - Sylvicola Wood Gnat - Sylvicola

Family Bibionidae - March Flies
Yankee Lovebugs - Plecia sp. - Dilophus March Fly - Bibio - female Plecia nearctica - male - female March Fly - Bibio - female Minute Black Scavenger Fly - Dilophus March Fly - Bibio - male March Flies - Bibio - male - female slender black fly - Bibio - male

Family Cecidomyiidae - Gall Midges
out at night Limoniidae? Gnat Gall Midge? Gall Midge Cecidomyiid Wing Venation Gall Maker - Rabdophaga salicisbrassicoides Gall Midge

Family Keroplatidae - Predatory Fungus Gnats
Fungus Gnat Keroplatid Fungus Gnat - Orfelia 6007713 Sciarid or Cecidomyid? - female Macrocera - female Macrocera - female Macrocera - male Gnat Head

Family Mycetophilidae - Fungus Gnats
Small, but interesting Fly Fungus Gnat Flies? Bees? Mycetophagid or Keroplatid? - Leia Mycetophagid or Keroplatid? - Leia Mosquito? - male Indoors winter bug Fungus Gnats (Mycetophilidae) - male - female

 
 
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