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Fossil Dance Fly (Hybotidae) In Baltic Amber
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Fossil Dance Fly (Hybotidae) In Baltic Amber
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here's a pair of mating Hybos, looking as ridiculous as a couple as they do on their own. twice the goofiness, twice the recognizable shape, and thankfully none of the antisocial behavior
(October 8th, 2024)
#3644 - Elaphropeza sp.
A genus of Dance Fly first described by French fly expert Pierre-Justin-Marie Macquart in 1827. The name is Greek for 'nimble walker', and probably refers to their success as predators on smaller invertebrates.
There are 17 described species in the genus, which is found in many parts of the world.
Erskine Lakes, Sth. of Perth.
[PHOTOS TAKEN: MARCH 17TH, 2025 | Image IDs: Two photos of a small dance fly on a yellow tool handle, looking to be eating an even smaller fly, likely a drain fly/moth fly /End IDs.]
This tiny dance fly got a tinier meal!
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Strange looking fly found on Lantana.
20/02/21 - Diptera: Hybos sp. - QLD:WET, Millaa Millaa, garden
Platypalpus discifer