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"These insects are called <em>Day-flies</em> from the shortness of their existence in the perfect state; they are also called <em>May-flies</em>. Both larvae and pupae present a considerable resemblence to the perfect insect; but the entire period of the preparatory stages is passed in the water." &mdash; Goodrich, 1859

May Fly

"These insects are called Day-flies from the shortness of their existence in the perfect state;…

May-fly and its larva.

May Fly

May-fly and its larva.

An illustration of a meat fly.

Meat Fly

An illustration of a meat fly.

"The Ox-fly, Oestrus bovis, is three-forths of an inch long, and lays its eggs in the skin of young cattle, producing a swelling which supprates and forms a purulent humor, on which the larvae feed." &mdash; Goodrich, 1859

Ox Fly

"The Ox-fly, Oestrus bovis, is three-forths of an inch long, and lays its eggs in the skin of young…

From the Syrphid flies, Polydonta cardus.

P. Cardus

From the Syrphid flies, Polydonta cardus.

An illustration of a pomace fly.

Pomace Fly

An illustration of a pomace fly.

The underside of the pupe of a house fly.

Pupa of House Fly

The underside of the pupe of a house fly.

A fly which inhabits the lakes of western North America.

Puxi Fly

A fly which inhabits the lakes of western North America.

A common fly.

Rat Tailed Fly

A common fly.

"Robber-Fly (Asilus sericeus, Say), natural size."-Whitney, 1902

Robber Fly

"Robber-Fly (Asilus sericeus, Say), natural size."-Whitney, 1902

Efferia aestuans (or Erax bastardi) is an insect in the Asilidae family of robber flies.

Robber Fly

Efferia aestuans (or Erax bastardi) is an insect in the Asilidae family of robber flies.

They are rich colored insects, very active in the hottest sunshine and capable of rolling themselves up into a ball.

Ruby Tailed Fly

They are rich colored insects, very active in the hottest sunshine and capable of rolling themselves…

From the Syrphid flies, Syrpus diversipes.

S. Diversipes

From the Syrphid flies, Syrpus diversipes.

From the Syrphid flies, Syrpus Lesueurii.

S. Lesueurii

From the Syrphid flies, Syrpus Lesueurii.

The adult Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies and is known as a major pest in the Australian sheep industry.

Sheep Bot Fly

The adult Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies and is known as…

The adult Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies and is known as a major pest in the Australian sheep industry.

Sheep Bot Fly

The adult Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies and is known as…

The enclosed puparium of the Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies and is known as a major pest in the Australian sheep industry.

Sheep Bot Fly

The enclosed puparium of the Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies…

The full grown larva of the Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies and is known as a major pest in the Australian sheep industry. 'a' shows the mouth hooks.

Sheep Bot Fly

The full grown larva of the Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies…

The full grown larva of the Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies and is known as a major pest in the Australian sheep industry. 'b' shows anal appendages.

Sheep Bot Fly

The full grown larva of the Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies…

The young larva of the Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies and is known as a major pest in the Australian sheep industry. 'b' shows anal appendages.

Sheep Bot Fly

The young larva of the Sheep Bot Fly (Oestrus ovis) is a fly in the Oestridae family of bot flies and…

"These insects are common in the South of Europe, and are especially abundant in Spain, where they are taken in large numbers, and from which source the best are generally obtained." &mdash Goodrich, 1859

Spanish Fly

"These insects are common in the South of Europe, and are especially abundant in Spain, where they are…

Spanish fly of the Lytta vesicatoria species.

Spanish Fly

Spanish fly of the Lytta vesicatoria species.

"Spider Fly is a genus of dipterous insects, chiefly allied to the forest fly. The insects are parasitical on birds, never on quadrupeds. One species frequently infests the common fowl, the black-cock, and other birds. It is greenish-yellow, with smoke-colored wings."&mdash;(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)

Spider Fly

"Spider Fly is a genus of dipterous insects, chiefly allied to the forest fly. The insects are parasitical…

An illustration of a stable fly.

Stable Fly

An illustration of a stable fly.

The larva of a stone-fly.

Stone Fly

The larva of a stone-fly.

The stone-fly

Stone Fly

The stone-fly

The Yellow-Tailed Tachina Fly (Belvosia unifasciata) is an insect in the Tachinidae family and is also known as the synonym Exorista flavicauda.

Yellow-Tailed Tachina Fly

The Yellow-Tailed Tachina Fly (Belvosia unifasciata) is an insect in the Tachinidae family and is also…

The European Turnip-Fly, <em>Haltica nemorum</em>, one of the most destructive species, belongs to a group in which the posterior thighs are much thickened for jumping." &mdash Goodrich, 1859

Turnip Fly

The European Turnip-Fly, Haltica nemorum, one of the most destructive species, belongs to a…

Aleyrodes Citri, male from side showing waxy tufts.

White Fly

Aleyrodes Citri, male from side showing waxy tufts.

Aleyrodes Citri, adult female.

White Fly

Aleyrodes Citri, adult female.

A small blue fly, slender and somewhat flattened in appearance, with yellow or reddish legs.

Window Fly

A small blue fly, slender and somewhat flattened in appearance, with yellow or reddish legs.

"Frog Hoppers are ranked under the homopterous sub-order of insects. The name of frog hopper refers partly to the form of their body, partly to their leaping powers, which are great; this power arises from the length of their hind legs. The larva of these insects, which resembles the parent in most respects except in the want of wings, envelops itself in a froth resembling human spittle. All must have often observed ths on plants."&mdash;(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)

Frog Hopper on Leaf

"Frog Hoppers are ranked under the homopterous sub-order of insects. The name of frog hopper refers…

"Frog Hoppers are ranked under the homopterous sub-order of insects. The name of frog hopper refers partly to the form of their body, partly to their leaping powers, which are great; this power arises from the length of their hind legs. The larva of these insects, which resembles the parent in most respects except in the want of wings, envelops itself in a froth resembling human spittle. All must have often observed ths on plants."&mdash;(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)

Adult Frog Hopper

"Frog Hoppers are ranked under the homopterous sub-order of insects. The name of frog hopper refers…

Frog hoppers belong to the order Heteroptera. This order is also known as plant bugs. These insects are very small.

Larva, Frothy Section, and Perfect Insect of the Frog Hopper

Frog hoppers belong to the order Heteroptera. This order is also known as plant bugs. These insects…

"Frog Hoppers are ranked under the homopterous sub-order of insects. The name of frog hopper refers partly to the form of their body, partly to their leaping powers, which are great; this power arises from the length of their hind legs. The larva of these insects, which resembles the parent in most respects except in the want of wings, envelops itself in a froth resembling human spittle. All must have often observed ths on plants."&mdash;(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)

Larval Frog Hopper

"Frog Hoppers are ranked under the homopterous sub-order of insects. The name of frog hopper refers…

Frog hopper belong to the same order as aphidoe, to the section which has the leathery upper wings. It is the larva of the frog hoppers the produce a frothy secretion referred to as frog spit or cuckoo spit. This secretion is harmful to plants.

Larva, Frothy Secretion, and Perfect Insect of the Frog Hopper

Frog hopper belong to the same order as aphidoe, to the section which has the leathery upper wings.…

"The males make prodigious bounds, sometimes throwing themselves a distance of more than two yards."

The Froghopper (Aphrophora Spumatra)

"The males make prodigious bounds, sometimes throwing themselves a distance of more than two yards."

Aphrophora quadrangularis is a species of Froghopper, an insect in the order Hemiptera.

Dorsal View of Froghopper

Aphrophora quadrangularis is a species of Froghopper, an insect in the order Hemiptera.

A most singularly-formed insect; the front part of its head being much prolonged, and projecting upward like a thin curved horn.

Fulgora

A most singularly-formed insect; the front part of its head being much prolonged, and projecting upward…

An illustration of a gadfly.

Gadfly

An illustration of a gadfly.

A gadfly, or Bot-fly, that lays its eggs on horses. After these eggs hatch on the skin, the larvae bore into the skin and create tumors ('warbles') beneath it. When fully fed, they leave their host and drop to the ground, bury themselves, and, after pupation, emerge as flies. This illustration is enlarged, and also shows the larvae.

Gadfly of Horse

A gadfly, or Bot-fly, that lays its eggs on horses. After these eggs hatch on the skin, the larvae bore…

This illustration shows the Gadfly of the Ox. This illustration is enlarged, and also shows a Gadfly larvae.

Gadfly of Ox

This illustration shows the Gadfly of the Ox. This illustration is enlarged, and also shows a Gadfly…

The Gadfly of the sheep lays its eggs in the nostrils of the sheep. There, the maggots hatch and live in the frontal sinuses until fully grown, they then drop to the ground and bury themselves. After pupation, they emerge as flies. This illustration is natural size and shows a Gadfly larvae.

Gadfly of Sheep

The Gadfly of the sheep lays its eggs in the nostrils of the sheep. There, the maggots hatch and live…

"The eggs are white and conical. They adhere to the horse's hair."

Eggs of Gadfly, Estrus (Gasterophilus) Equi

"The eggs are white and conical. They adhere to the horse's hair."

Larvae of Estrus (Gasterophilus) Equi. Representation of "the state of a horse's stomach attacked by the gadfly larvae."

Gadfly Larvae in a Portion of the Stomach of the Horse

Larvae of Estrus (Gasterophilus) Equi. Representation of "the state of a horse's stomach attacked by…

"Grape Gall-louse (Phylloxera vastatrix), the small figures showing natural sizes. Larva as it appears when hibernating." -Whitney, 1911

Grape Gall Louse Larva

"Grape Gall-louse (Phylloxera vastatrix), the small figures showing natural sizes. Larva as it appears…

"Grape Gall-louse (Phylloxera vastatrix), the small figures showing natural sizes. Form of mature louse." -Whitney, 1911

Grape Gall Louse

"Grape Gall-louse (Phylloxera vastatrix), the small figures showing natural sizes. Form of mature louse."…

"Grape Gall-louse (Phylloxera vastatrix), the small figures showing natural sizes. Form of mature louse." -Whitney, 1911

Grape Gall Louse

"Grape Gall-louse (Phylloxera vastatrix), the small figures showing natural sizes. Form of mature louse."…

"Grape Gall-louse (Phylloxera vastatrix), the small figures showing natural sizes. Form of mature louse." -Whitney, 1911

Grape Gall Louse

"Grape Gall-louse (Phylloxera vastatrix), the small figures showing natural sizes. Form of mature louse."…

The Plusia is a moth that belongs to the Noctuidae family.

Plusia Gamma

The Plusia is a moth that belongs to the Noctuidae family.

Gelechia cereallella species; larva.

Gelechia

Gelechia cereallella species; larva.

Gelechia cereallella species; pupa.

Gelechia

Gelechia cereallella species; pupa.

"The female is chiefly luminous. It is a flat, grayish-brown creature, rather more than half an inch long, and quite destitute of wings. The male, on the contrary, is active, and flies well; and the luminosity of the emale appears to be intended to attract her volatile companion." &mdash; Goodrich, 1859

Glowworm

"The female is chiefly luminous. It is a flat, grayish-brown creature, rather more than half an inch…

Gnats are a member of the <em>Culicidae</em> family. "They present a charming appearance when seen through a microscope."

The Gnat (Culex Pipiens)

Gnats are a member of the Culicidae family. "They present a charming appearance when seen through…

Gnats are a member of the <em>Culicidae</em> family. "They present a charming appearance when seen through a microscope."

The Gnat (Culex Pipiens)

Gnats are a member of the Culicidae family. "They present a charming appearance when seen through…

They are rather undersized, chunky flies, dark in color, with the thorax well developed and somewhat produced forward so as to partially conceal the small head from above.

Buffalo Gnat

They are rather undersized, chunky flies, dark in color, with the thorax well developed and somewhat…

The larva is curious little creatures, living under water in rather swiftly flowing streams, clinging to rocks, sticks, or logs, and feeding upon vegetable matter.

Buffalo Gnat Larva

The larva is curious little creatures, living under water in rather swiftly flowing streams, clinging…

The larva are curious little creatures, living under water in rather swiftly flowing streams, clinging to rocks, sticks, or logs, and feeding upon vegetable matter.

Buffalo Gnat Pupa

The larva are curious little creatures, living under water in rather swiftly flowing streams, clinging…

The larva of the Sciara tritici

Fungus Gnat

The larva of the Sciara tritici

The pupa of the Sciara tritici.

Fungus Gnat

The pupa of the Sciara tritici.