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Chrysanthrax cypris

Photo by RickBohler
Published on Project Noah
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Field Notes

Description:

Chrysanthrax cypris is approximately .5 inch long. It has very large reddish-brown eyes. There is a ruff of yellow-orange hair behind the head. The thorax has short dark brown hairs. The abdomen has golden-tan hairs. The wings are bicolored dark brown basally and clear on the outer half of the wing. This fly was identified by volunteer experts at the BugGuide website.

Notes:

There are 21 species in the genus Chrysanthrax in North America.

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