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Two New Nearctic Species of Molophilus Curtis Crane Fly (Diptera: Tipulidae)

Abstract. 
 Two new species of Molophilus Curtis crane fly were discovered in Michigan. Molophilus michigan Taber and Molophilus muscarius Taber were collected in black ash (Fraxinus nigra Marshall) swamp in much of July, and the former species was collected well into August. Both flies belong to the gracilis species group. They are most similar to Molophilus huron Alexander and Molophilus paludicola Alexander but can be distinguished by structures of male terminalia.