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Family Psychodidae - Moth Flies and Sand Flies

Bruchomyiinae · Phlebotominae · Moth Flies · Trichomyiinae

Subfamily Bruchomyiinae
Nemopalpus nearcticus Young - Nemopalpus nearcticus

Subfamily Phlebotominae
Very Odd Whatsit - Lutzomyia Micropygomyia sp? - female Diptera - Lutzomyia Lutzomyia Sand Fly? Sand fly - Lutzomyia Sand fly - Lutzomyia

Subfamily Psychodinae - Moth Flies
Moth Fly In My Bathroom Moth Fly - Clogmia Moth Fly - Clogmia Moth Fly - Clogmia albipunctata Clogmia? - Clogmia albipunctata Psychoda? Male, Psychoda sp.? - Psychoda Drain Fly

Subfamily Trichomyiinae
Psychodidae - Trichomyia Psychodidae - Trichomyia Moth Fly? - Trichomyia Psychodidae ? - Trichomyia drain fly - Trichomyia


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