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Item #: Bombydiidae-sp. -
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Item #: Laphria grossa -
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Item #: Phormia regina -
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Item #: Lucillia sp. -
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Item #: Eristalis sp. -
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Item #: Leptocera sp. -
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Item #: Clogmia albipunctata -
not further identified Click the Camera icon to view the BugGuide information on this specimen as well as several photo examples.
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Item #: Palpada sp. -
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Item #: Belvosia borealis -
About this specimenThe Yellow-tipped Belvosia Fly, scientifically known as Belvosia borealis, belongs to the bristle fly family Tachinidae. This robust fly is approximately 3/4 inch (20 mm) long and is characterized by a black thorax, legs, and wings. A notable feature of this fly is its orange-tipped tarsi (the final segment of a limb in arthropods, such as insects). The fourth and fifth segments of its abdomen are gold-colored, separated by bands of black bristles. This coloration gives the...