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insect size :8mm

close up of a hoverfly head showcasing its compound eyes. Hard to imagine how this guy manage to process so much information with a head cover with eyes.

One major advantage of this design is the luxury of spare eyes. They rarely get eye-strain watching porn.

"Episyrphus balteatus" - the Marmalade hoverfly

Platycheirus peltatus

RSBP Otmoor

SP570126

02-05-2017

Can anyone help with an ID please? Seen on a riverside walk in Suffolk near Needham market today!

syn.: Heineken hoverfly , Pinocchio hoverfly

In Dutch : Snuitvlieg

Hoverfly having a clean- then front legs

Hoverfly Episyrphus balteatus in flight

Hoverfly on hebe. Eupeodes sp.

Hoverfly - Episyrphus balteatus

Hoverfly feeding on sugar/honey syrup. Eupeodes sp. ?

A hoverfly in flight in my London garden. Macro shot using a Canon EOS 6D. Lots of out of focus shots before this one! 21st July 2020

Hoverfly dusted with the pollen of camas - Packer Meadows

 

© Katie LaSalle-Lowery

www.bigskycountry.net

Shottisham, Suffolk, 12 November 2020

The last of the Hoverfly shots!

Possibly long hoverfly, sphaerophoria scripta

Hoverfly hovering in the air :-)

Xanthogramma Pedissequum

Hoverfly on crocus. Eggs visible in the abdomen

Hoverfly on camellia flower feeding on sugar/honey syrup

Hoverfly loses it's head in potentilla flower - literally. No idea what did this. This is the back of the head. Likely to have been a wasp worker

  

A hoverfly feeding on a water marigold flower

Hoverfly visiting a marsh marigold in our Cheltenham garden pond.

Hoverfly Scaeva selenitica, a very welcome infrequent visitor to the garden.

Hoverfly Helophilus pendulus by the side of my large pond.

Helophilius Pendulus or Dangling marsh-lover

I captured the amazing detail of this tiny Hoverfly only a few mm in length on a Clematis flower in the late evening sunshine using 105 macro lens. Nature is indeed wonderful…

 

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Hoverfly Scaeva pyrastri inbound on hebe

Male hoverfly (?Syrphus sp.)

 

If you zoom in you can see that he's holding onto a stamen as he feeds on the pollen (which I thought was very cute!).

 

Hope everyone has a very HFDF and a great weekend! :)

Hoverfly Scaeva selenitica, a very welcome infrequent visitor to the garden.

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