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Genus Ferdinandea

Ferdinandea buccata · Ferdinandea croesus

Species Ferdinandea buccata
Syrphid Fly - Ferdinandea buccata Fernandea? - Ferdinandea buccata Black Fly - Ferdinandea buccata - male dark Syrphid with golden syrphid - Ferdinandea buccata Ferdinandea buccata - female Allegheny Syrphid - Ferdinandea buccata - male Ferdinandea buccata - female

Species Ferdinandea croesus
I'm Stumped with this one! - Ferdinandea croesus - male Syrphid - Ferdinandea? - Ferdinandea croesus - male Metallic Syrphid? - Ferdinandea croesus - female Ferdinandea croesus - male Syrphid Fly - Ferdinandea croesus - male large, noisy syrphid on milkweed - Ferdinandea croesus - female Syrphid Fly - Ferdinandea croesus - female Ferdinandea croesus - female


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