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Tribe Aphoebantini

Aphoebantus · Epacmus · Eucessia · Exepacmus

Genus Aphoebantus
Small bee fly - Aphoebantus transitus Orange County Bee Fly Archives- Small fly needs ID - Aphoebantus Aphoebantus interruptus - female Bee fly #2 on Scale Broom - Aphoebantus? - Aphoebantus Bee Fly - Aphoebantus - female Thin Black Bee Fly - Aphoebantus Bee Fly - Aphoebantus - female Flies - Aphoebantus - male - female

Genus Epacmus
Aphoebantus nitidus, The Gorgeous Grasshopper Gobbler - Epacmus nitidus - male Aphoebantus - Epacmus nitidus - male - female Bee fly - Epacmus Bee fly - Epacmus Bee fly on lichen - Epacmus Dark bee fly with a tapered abdomen - Epacmus Striped bee fly with tapered abdomen - Epacmus Little Bombylid - Epacmus

Genus Eucessia
Aphoebantus borealis? - Eucessia rubens - male - female Eucessia rubens - male - female

Genus Exepacmus
Exepacmus nasalis? or E. johnsoni? mating pair - Exepacmus johnsoni - male - female Exepacmus nasalis? or E. johnsoni? mating pair - Exepacmus johnsoni - male - female


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