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Moscas Ladronas Género EfferiaObserv.
ingasDescripción
It seems like everywhere I go nowadays I see a robber fly at some point.
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dbeadleDescripción
Neomochtherus latipennis (Robber Flies). Photographed at Portage Lake, Parry Sound District, Ontario on 8 September 2019.
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Género LaphriaObserv.
dssntxDescripción
Accidentally hatched this guy in my isopod enclosure in a piece of wood that I got from outside haha
(My index finger for reference on the 6th photo)
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sambiologyDescripción
Such a lovely day today -- did some yard work and then went up to Cobblestone Trail Park to look for bugs. :)
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oleg_kosterinLugar
Cambodia, Pursat Province, Veal Veang District, a road in slightly disturbed primary evergreen forest, 9 km SSW of O’Som village (Google, OSM)
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stevecollinsDescripción
I love this subfamily of robberflies. Instead of making quick, short flights to ambush prey, they hover and attack dark objects like damselflies do.
Silver Lake, Leon Co., FL
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Cyrtopogon faltoObserv.
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on roadside vegetation in coastal coniferous forest; high drama encounter between this robber fly (right), snipe fly (lower left) and unknown diptera.
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Promachus hineiObserv.
pufferchungDescripción
I am not 100% sure, ID please thank you.
An old observation back in June 2017
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mountainhomeDescripción
I saw these flies chasing each other on a tree trunk bathed in the sunshine. It seems that they were mating in an unusual way, with the male's front legs touching the female's tail. At first I thought they were robber flies. But after checking the wing vein, I thought they must be something else, most probably something new for me.
