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Australian Capital Territory
Aranda, ACT
Insects
True flies (Diptera)
Robber flies (Asilidae)

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8 species

Asilinae sp. (subfamily) (Unidentified asiline Robberfly)

Asilinae sp. (subfamily)
Asilinae sp. (subfamily)
Asilinae sp. (subfamily)
Asilinae sp. (subfamily)
Asilinae sp. (subfamily)
Asilinae sp. (subfamily)

Cerdistus sp. (genus) (Yellow Slender Robber Fly)

Cerdistus sp. (genus)
Cerdistus sp. (genus)
Cerdistus sp. (genus)
Cerdistus sp. (genus)
Cerdistus sp. (genus)
Cerdistus sp. (genus)

Cerdistus varifemoratus (Robber fly)

Cerdistus varifemoratus
Cerdistus varifemoratus
Cerdistus varifemoratus
Cerdistus varifemoratus
Cerdistus varifemoratus
Cerdistus varifemoratus

Colepia ingloria (A robber fly)

Colepia ingloria
Colepia ingloria
Colepia ingloria
Colepia ingloria
Colepia ingloria
Colepia ingloria

Neoaratus hercules (Herculean Robber Fly)

Neoaratus hercules
Neoaratus hercules
Neoaratus hercules
Neoaratus hercules
Neoaratus hercules
Neoaratus hercules

Neocerdistus acutangulatus (A robber fly)

Neocerdistus acutangulatus
Neocerdistus acutangulatus
Neocerdistus acutangulatus
Neocerdistus acutangulatus
Neocerdistus acutangulatus
Neocerdistus acutangulatus

Neosaropogon sp. (genus) (A robber fly)

Neosaropogon sp. (genus)
Neosaropogon sp. (genus)
Neosaropogon sp. (genus)
Neosaropogon sp. (genus)
Neosaropogon sp. (genus)
Neosaropogon sp. (genus)

Thereutria amaraca (Spine-legged Robber Fly)

Thereutria amaraca
Thereutria amaraca
Thereutria amaraca
Thereutria amaraca
Thereutria amaraca
Thereutria amaraca
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