May 22, 2025
It's crane fly season here, so have some crane fly facts
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It's crane fly season here, so have some crane fly facts
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Thank you for defending craneflies on my post I love craneflies so much and it pains me to see people hate on them just cuz theyre big. Theyre big but they r harmless and they just wanna go on their merry way...
Quick doodle of Crane as a fairy, it's wings are inspired by the crane fly and I just went along with it~
Crane(c) @little-noko
Been procrastinating on sharing this, but I made a crane fly plush :]
The wings are lined with crinkly plastic, the halteres (those little baubles on its sides) have pipecleaner in them for a little bit of structure, and I stuck a rattle in the head (Also I've decided this one's name is Greenie)
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Following up on my previous bug plush posts, I finally finished some new plushy concepts based on comments left in the notes~ May your dreams of plush phasmids, mayfly larva, vinegaroons, crane flies and dung beetles all come true <3
Cool wasp-mimic crane fly!
more flybuary catchup...
eupeodes americanus (syrphidae), the american hoverfly, was recently discovered to undertake super long migrations across north america!
bittacomorpha clavipes (ptychopteridae), the eastern phantom cranefly, lives near streams where the larvae are little worms with long breathing tubes under water. the adults fly super distinctly with their legs extended and they look like flying asterisks.
archytas apicifer (tachinidae), the hornworm tachinid, is an important pollinating fly. despite its name, the larvae seem to parasitize several pest caterpillars but ironically i couldn't find any hornworms among the list.