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Subfamily Ripiphorinae

Macrosiagon · Ripiphorus

Genus Macrosiagon
Feathery Antennas - Macrosiagon limbata - male Wedge-shaped Beetle - Macrosiagon limbata - male ID help please - Macrosiagon limbata - female Beetle ID request - Macrosiagon limbata - female Macrosiagon cruenta Macrosiagon dimidiata - female unknown beetle - can anyone identify? - Macrosiagon cruenta I believe this is a Wedge-shaped Beetle, Macrosiagon limbata - Macrosiagon limbata - male

Genus Ripiphorus
Meet Bizarro, a fly I guess - Ripiphorus rex - female sawfly - north Phoenix area - Ripiphorus rex - female Thought it was a bee or wasp...with bizarre antennae! - Ripiphorus rex - female Ripiphorus - Ripiphorus rex Ripiphorus vierecki or R. rex - Ripiphorus - male Ripiphorus rex? - Ripiphorus rex - female Ripiphorus? - Ripiphorus walshi Ripiphorus - female


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