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PSILIDÆ are small orange and black flies, about 4 inch in length.
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DRYOMYZA.
1. D. simplex. 5⁄16 in.: polished yellow; wing tinged.
AGROMYZA. Field Fly.
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1. A. tritici. Wheat Moss Fly. 1⁄12 in.: black.
HYLEMIA.
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1. H. deceptiva. ¼ in. The Sham Wheat Fly. Ash gray, with black legs; chest with three and body with one spotted stripe; front tawny yellow.
OSCINIS.
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1. O. tibialis ½ in.; black, legs yellow: hind shanks handed.
HELOMYZA. Saw Fly.
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1. H. quinque practata. ¼ in.: yellowish brown: body rust yellow, black side spots; wing five spotted.
CHLOROPS. Green-eyed Fly.
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1. C. vulgaris. 3⁄16 in.; pale tawny yellow; a black spot on head: fceler black.
2. C. antennalis. Like last, with pale variations: feeler yellow.
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