May 22, 2024
how do flies bite?
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how do flies bite?
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a truly stunning Black Horsefly, Tabanus atratus. she was very polite and posed well for photos.
Horsefly outfit from Madame Gregeria's Insectaganza, 1986
An angel with the urge to live on the blood of equines
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2018
been bogged down in some older commissions, but I have a lot to show for it
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Give me some pretty horseflies please... they ought to be appreciated
Oh , have you seen this one?!
Coliguacho aka Black Horsefly (Osca lata), family Tabanidae, found in southern Chile and Argentina
As with many horseflies, the females of this species feed on mammalian blood (amongst other things).
photographs: eduardomunozfotografi , Jason Quinn, fotonaturaleza.cl, Vicente Valdez Guzman, and patrich
@crashxofxworlds submitted: No IDs necessary. Just a few bug friends I've made over the past week.
I shouldn't play favorites, but the weevil is my favorite.
Sorry to the other fellas but my favorite is the horsefly :) Such beautiful eyes!
𝐂𝐡𝐮𝐧𝐤𝐲 𝐅𝐥𝐲 ; ♡
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🇧🇷 — Olha só essa mosca-de-cavalo! Era enorme, e faz sentido que eu tenha a encontrado, já que estava no interior, perto de um potreiro nesse dia.
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🇺🇲 — Look at this horsefly! It was huge, and makes sense that I found it, since I was at the countryside near a cow pasture that day.
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