(Helophilus spp.)
Overview • Description • Distribution • Taxonomy
Distribution |
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Sources Biodiversity occurrence data published by: Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas (accessed through the Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas Portal, bellatlas.umn.edu, 10/29/2025). Telford, Horace S.. (1939). The Syrphidae of Minnesota. University of Minnesota. Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station. |
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Order
Suborder
Brachycera
Infraorder
Cyclorrhapha
Zoosection
Aschiza
Family
Syrphidae (hover flies)
Subfamily
Eristalinae (drone flies and allies)
Tribe
Eristalini (rat-tail maggot flies)
Subtribe
Helophiliina
Black-margined marsh fly (Helophilus groenlandicus)
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broad-headed marsh fly (Helophilus latifrons)
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Gray-banded marsh fly (Helophilus bottnicus) ![]()
marsh fly (Helophilus affinis)
narrow-headed marsh fly (Helophilus fasciatus)
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Northwestern marsh fly (Helophilus neoaffinis) ![]()
Obscure marsh fly (Helophilus obscurus) ![]()
woolly-tailed marsh fly (Helophilus hybridus)
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Yellow-legged marsh fly (Helophilus intentus) ![]()
Yellow-margined marsh fly (Helophilus lapponicus) ![]()
Eurhimyia
Eurinomyia
Eurymyia
Heliophilus
marsh flies
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This is a Hover fly of the genus Helophilus. This is the first sighting of this year for a Hover Fly for me this year. It is on a Toka Plum blossom. |
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