Rhingia is a genus of hoverflies. They all have a very distinctive long snout. The larvae are associated with animal dung. Adults feed on nectar and pollen.
Species
- R. austriaca <small>Meigen, 1830</small>
- R. borealis <small>Ringdahl 1928</small>
- R. caerulescens <small>Loew, 1858</small>
- R. campestris <small>Meigen, 1822</small>
- R. cnephaeoptera <small>Speiser, 1915</small>
- R. coerulea <small>Bezzi, 1912</small>
- R. congensis <small>Curran, 1939</small>
- R. cuthbertsoni <small>Curran, 1939</small>
- R. cyanoprora <small>Speiser, 1910</small>
- R. formosana <small>Shiraki, 1930</small>
- R. fuscipes <small>Bezzi, 1915</small>
- R. laevigata <small>Loew, 1858</small>
- R. lutea <small>Bezzi, 1915</small>
- R. mecyana <small>Speiser, 1910</small>
- R. nasica <small>Say, 1823</small>
- R. nigra <small>Macquart, 1845</small>
- R. orthoneurina <small>Speiser, 1910</small>
- R. pellucens <small>Bezzi, 1915</small>
- R. pulcherrima <small>Bezzi, 1908</small>
- R. pycnosoma <small>Bezzi, 1915</small>
- R. rostrata <small>(Linnaeus, 1758)</small>
- R. saskana <small>Szilády, 1943</small>
- R. semicaerulea <small>Austen, 1893</small>
- R. trivittata <small>Curran, 1929</small>
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