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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Flies (Diptera) » Acalyptratae » Tephritoidea » Signal Flies (Platystomatidae)

Family Platystomatidae - Signal Flies

Amphicnephes · Platystoma · Pogonortalis · Rivellia · Senopterina

Genus Amphicnephes
Small Fly - Amphicnephes

Genus Platystoma
Fly - Platystoma seminationis Fly - Platystoma seminationis Strange fly - Platystoma seminationis Strange fly - Platystoma seminationis Fruit fly - Platystoma seminationis Signal Fly - Platystoma seminationis

Genus Pogonortalis
Twitchy fly - Pogonortalis doclea Picture-winged Fly? - Pogonortalis doclea Boatman Fly for California in February - Pogonortalis doclea Boatman Fly for California in May - Pogonortalis doclea Smaller boatman fly - Pogonortalis doclea Boatman Fly - Pogonortalis doclea Boatman Fly - Pogonortalis doclea Fly waves its wings back and forth a lot - Pogonortalis doclea

Genus Rivellia
Platystomatid Fly - Rivellia Fly - Rivellia what kind of mating flies? Rivellia? - Rivellia - male - female Tiny red fly - Rivellia Fly ID Request - Rivellia Signal Fly - Rivellia Signal Flies - Rivellia - male - female Fly - Rivellia

Genus Senopterina
Mating Tephritid flies? - Senopterina - male - female Mating flies? - Senopterina - male - female Platystomatid - Senopterina Pyrgotid Fly - Senopterina Pyrgotid Fly - Senopterina Pyrgotid Fly - Senopterina Fly - Senopterina Signal Fly - Senopterina


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