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Possibly Eupeodes sp.
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The plant was growing in the hedgerow not far from the wild rose. In all pictures you can see small bugs I think these could be flea beatles although I am not sure.
Another sleepy hoverfly I found just past dawn. HFDF everyone. Glad I could get in on the first fly day Friday of the new year.
This is a new species of hoverfly for our garden - the only shot I managed to get of it. So far I've photographed at least 10 different hoverfly species here.
It hasn't been identified yet on Bowerbird, but I think it could be a White-banded Slender Hover Fly - Betasyrphus serarius: www.brisbaneinsects.com/brisbane_hoverflies/StoutSlenderH...
Hoverfly taking a rest on a Nasturtium petal in my garden. It spent some time getting pollen out of its eyes.
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Hoverfly Xanthogramma pedissequum in flight. Taken in natural light. This male was doing territorial hovering in exactly the same place as shots i have taken of the same species for the last 3 years. You can see the wing movement is not stopped at 1/1000th sec shutter speed.
Hoverfly. Margined Calligrapher (Toxomerus marginatus). Shot in Portsmouth, VA on 23MAY18. GX8 w/P100-300mm + Raynox DCR-150 at 300mm, f/16, 1/250 sec, flash.
A common hoverfly, probably "Syrphus ribesii" feeding on the nectar of Echinops (globe thistle. Dronfield, Derbyshire
At first, I mistaken this fellow as a bee. Then realised that there is no sting at it's end and the funny black hump on the back. Only get to find out that it is Hoverfly after searching it's identity from Internet.
Took this handheld with my 5D mounted with 100mm macro and 580EXii mounted with my homemade diffuser. Shot in RAW and did minor adjustment on sharpness and brightness to get the above.
**Best view at large
Hoverfly having a rest between territorial flights over a camellia bush. Natural light. Epistrophe eligans