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Taken in Lichfield, Staffordshire.
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After emerging from it's cocoon, this male io moth spent the day drying it's wings a the tip of a crape myrtle stem. After a full day of getting the opportunity to photograph this beautiful moth, it flew off just after sunset.
Its hovering flight is a distinguishing feature; it flutters its wings so quickly that it can appear orange and makes an audible hum.
Physocephala rufipes a member of the Conopidae species of thick-headed flies. Looks threatening but is totally harmless as an adult feeding on pollen. Its Larvae are not so nice as they are parasitic on Bumblebee larvae.