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Lovely to see this one in the sunshine earlier in the week. Happy Fly Day Friday have a great day and weekend. ;0)
a fly on a wild carrot (Daucus carota) flower
The Only Ones - Another Girl, Another Planet
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilDD5SeHxXE
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Rui says Graphomya maculata
Happy FlyDay Friday! The biggest Robber Fly I’ve ever seen, about 3cm. It was also reasonably photo-friendly, I’d get a few shots in, then it would fly to another nearby plant, and let me take a few more — rinse and repeat about 5 times! Its whiskers have caught the late afternoon sun (it’s a natural light shot), but surprisingly the eye-patch did not blow-out. Eye blow-outs are an unpleasant addition to most natural light shots of robbers and dragonflies. Maybe the low sun angle helped?—————————————— Single outdoor, handheld, natural light shot, with a Sony A7S, 90mm Sony 2.8 lens, F13, iso 4000, shutter 1/250s, RAW-LR6-Topaz Apps
It’s Flyday the 13th! Somehow, I could not let this opportune day go by without one of the pesky arthropods. Happy Flyday Friday.
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This for some reason reminded me of the Sorting Hat moment in the Harry Potter Films! I wonder which of the four houses It would put this little marmalade hoverfly
I should have gone up with the F stop. Liked the colors, nothing is perfect .. and i learn from my mistakes. Happy Flyday :)
Zeiss Makro-Planar T* 50mm f/2 ZF
Hope you all manage to have a good Friday and Weekend. Close up Narcissus Fly for Eyes of March & Flyday Friday Groups ;0)
on a post in Beer, Devon
it is FlyDay
Blondie - Look Good In Blue
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3T-qcnjS2CI
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Rui says Calliphora vicina
I cant Beelieve its Flyday already and its also the last day of March so this will be my final post to the Eyse od March group thanks Kez and HFDF & HEoM to everyone!
They are such great looking critters!
Happy Flyday everyone!
I hope everyone's Flickr is running ok. Mine is so slow - it took ages to up load this and keeps timing out when i try to put it on the map
Holcocephala fusca, the gnat ogre, is a species of robber flies in the family Asilidae.[Wikipedia]
As the name implies, it feeds on gnats, and therefore is a beneficial insect!
Happy FlyDay Friday