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Calyptratae

Muscoidea · Oestroidea · Hippoboscoidea

Superfamily Muscoidea
fly - Scathophaga furcata Fly (Muscoidea?) with prey - Coenosia tigrina Fly ID Request - Eudasyphora Fly - Coenosia Little House Fly - Fannia canicularis - male What Species is this? (Binomial name please) House Fly sp early-season fly with projecting white face - Eutrichota incompleta

Superfamily Oestroidea
Oestrid - Cuterebra fontinella Fly IMG_5245 - Microphthalma Tachinidae 2 - Archytas - female Dipteran on Alnus in Muskoka Exoristinae? - Microchaetina Diptera in New Mexico - Paradejeania rutilioides Fly ~9mm fly - Pollenia

Superfamily Hippoboscoidea
mystery bug - Lipoptena cervi Unknown Insect - Lipoptena depressa Louse fly - Lipoptena depressa Lipoptena cervi louse fly Lipoptena cervi Lipoptena cervi Trichobius


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