110 COMMON ARTHROPODS OF NEW MEXICO

FOR FFA STUDENTSPt. 7--- Diptera through Hymenoptera

David B. Richman Carol A. SutherlandCollege Professor Emeritus & Curator, Extension Entomologist, NMSU &The Arthropod Museum (Retired) State Entomologist, NM Dept. of New Mexico State University Agriculture

Scott BundyAssociate Professor & CuratorThe Arthropod MuseumNew Mexico State University

Class Insecta• O. Diptera – Mosquito: House (L) & Yellow Fever (R)•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

Both Photos: D.B. Richman

Class Insecta• O. Diptera – Black Fly•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

Photo: JF Butler, Univ Florida, Dept Ent & Nematology

Class Insecta• O. Diptera – Horsefly•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

Photo: D.B. Richman, NMSU

Class Insecta

•O. Diptera – Syrphid Fly•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

Both Photos: Susan Ellis, bugwood.org

Class Insecta

•O. Diptera – Bee Fly•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

uga5083061Photo: W Cranshaw, CO State Univ, bugwood.org

Uga5348008Photo: Johnny N Dell, bugwood.org

Class Insecta• O. Diptera - Robber Fly•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

All Photos: D.B. Richman, NMSU

Class Insecta

•O. Diptera – Fruit fly•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

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Walnut husk fly. Photo: E. Mani,Swiss Fed Res Sta Fruit-Growing,Bugwood.org

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Apple maggot. Photo: JBerger, bugwood.org

Class Insecta

•O. Diptera – Louse Fly•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

Photo: Stephanie Liesner, NMSUUga1472047Photo: Sturgis McKeever, GA Southern Univ, bugwood.org

Class Insecta• O. Diptera – Muscid Fly•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

uga1234161Photo: Clemson Univ CES Slide Ser,bugwood.org

Class Insecta

• O. Diptera – Blow Fly•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

Photo: D.B. Richman, NMSUuga1252044

Photo: JBerger, bugwood.org

Class Insecta

•O. Diptera – Flesh Fly•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

uga5402471Photo: JBerger, bugwood.org

uga5382561Photo: JohnnyNDell, bugwood.org

Class Insecta

•O. Diptera – Tachinid Fly•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Sucking

uga1252091Photo: JBerger, bugwood.org

uga1472083Photo: Sturgis McKeever, GA Southern U, bugwood.org

Class Insecta• O. Hymenoptera – Ants•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Photo: D.B. Richman, NMSU

Uga0013035Photo: GJLenhard, LA State U, bugwood.org

Uga1234159Photo: Clemson Univ-USDA CES Slide Ser, bugwood.org

Class Insecta• O. Hymenoptera – Velvet Ant•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Photo: D.B. Richman, NMSU

Class Insecta

• O. Hymenoptera – Scoliid Wasp•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Uga5138030Photo: Susan Ellis, bugwood.org

Uga5444154Photo: Fitz Clarke, bugwood.org

Class Insecta• O. Hymenoptera – Tiphiid Wasp•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Photo: D.B. Richman, NMSU

Class Insecta•O. Hymenoptera – Ichneumon Wasp•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Uga0014048Photo: GJLenhard, LA State Univ, bugwood.org Uga1310023

Photo: Jim Occi,BugPics,bugwood.org

Class Insecta• O. Hymenoptera – Chalcidid Wasps• Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Uga 5371020Photo: D Cappaert, MI State Univ, bugwood.org

Uga5140095Photo:Johnny N Dell, bugwood.org

Class Insecta• O. Hymenoptera - Halictid Bee• Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Uga5140095Photo: D Cappaert, MI St Univ, bugwood,org

Uga5393827Photo: J Berger, bugwood.org

Class Insecta• O. Hymenoptera – Braconid Wasp• Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Uga0013040Photo: GJLenhard, LA State Univ., bugwood.org

Uga1472075Photo: Sturgis McKeever, GA South Univ, bugwood.edu

Class Insecta• O. Hymenoptera – Leafcutting Bee•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Uga1326047Photo: W Cranshaw, CO St Univ, bugwood.org

Uga5140079Photo: Johnny N Dell, bugwood.org

Class Insecta• O. Hymenoptera – Spider Wasp•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Tarantula Hawk Wasp

Photo: D.B. Richman, NMSU

Class Insecta• O. Hymenoptera – Sphecid Wasp•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Photo: D.B. Richman, NMSU

Class Insecta• O. Hymenoptera – Vespid Wasp•Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Photo: D.B. Richman, NMSU

Class Insecta• O. Hymenoptera – Honey Bee, including Bumble Bees & Carpenter Bees •Metamorphosis: Complete Mouthparts: Chewing

Bumble bee Honey bee

Photo: D.B. RichmanPhoto: D.B. Richman

uga5347042Photo: Johnny N Dell, bugwood.org

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