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Subfamily Laphriinae

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Laphriinae » Bee-like Robber Flies (Laphria) » canis complex (Laphria canis complex)
Big, long and black looking fly. - Laphria - male Laphria Laphria Fly-large black - Laphria Laphria canis or Laphria winnemana ? - Laphria - male Asilidae - Laphria Robber fly – Laphria canis complex? - Laphria black robber flies - Laphria - male - female robber fly – Laphria canis complex? - Laphria robber fly – Laphria canis complex? - Laphria robber fly – Laphria canis complex? - Laphria Robber Fly - Laphria Robber Fly - Laphria Unknown Laphria - Laphria Diptera family? - Laphria Diptera family? - Laphria Diptera family? - Laphria Robber Fly with Prey - Laphria Robber Fly with Prey - Laphria Asilidae? - Laphria Robber Flies – Found in woods near river in West Michigan - Laphria - male - female March flies? - Laphria - male - female Pennsylvania Fly for ID - Laphria Pennsylvania Fly for ID - Laphria

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