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Hihi! My friend found this little bro at work the other day (near Edinburgh, Scotland). Might you have any idea what it could be? It has a unique wing pattern!
It was safely caught and released outside.
Very pretty! It's a flutter fly or flutter-wing fly, Toxonevra muliebris :)
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little creature of the day: Antlered flutter fly
these guys look super silly from far away
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More flutter-wing flies! Where the fuck r they coming from! They are supposedly very rare?
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Flutter Fly
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Some kind of flutter-wing fly!
Very pretty (and tiny)
Toxonevra superba
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I *finally * remembered to post a fly on Fly Day Friday!
This is a neat little fly called a Flutter Fly, Toxonevra superba. Was pretty sure it was a fruit fly but this is a different family, the Pallopteridae. Thanks to Ross Hill on bugguide.net for setting me straight.
