Species
- Freya albosignata — Guatemala, Panama
- Freya arraijanica — Panama
- Freya atures — Venezuela
- Freya bicavata — Panama
- Freya bifida — Panama
- Freya bifurcata — Panama
- Freya chapare — Bolivia, Brazil
- Freya chionopogon — Venezuela
- Freya decorata — Northern South America
- Freya demarcata — Panama
- Freya disparipes — French Guiana
- Freya dureti — Brazil
- Freya dyali — Pakistan
- Freya emarginata — Guatemala
- Freya frontalis — Panama
- Freya grisea — Guatemala, Panama
- Freya guianensis — Venezuela, Guyana
- Freya infuscata — El Salvador, Panama
- Freya justina — Panama
- Freya longispina — Guatemala, Panama
- Freya maculatipes — Mexico
- Freya minuta — Panama
- Freya nannispina — Panama
- Freya nigrotaeniata — Paraguay, Argentina
- Freya perelegans — Venezuela
- Freya petrunkevitchi — Panama
- Freya prominens — Mexico to Panama
- Freya regia — Mexico, Guatemala
- Freya rubiginosa — Brazil
- Freya rufohirta — Brazil
- Freya rustica — Guatemala, Panama
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