Sep 8, 2025
Cranefly (Hexatoma kempi), female, family Limoniidae, Kerala, India
photograph by Santosh Roy
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Cranefly (Hexatoma kempi), female, family Limoniidae, Kerala, India
photograph by Santosh Roy
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#3758 - Dicranomyia aegrotans
A large cranefly spotted on a wall in the Dunedin CBD on New Years Eve.
It's native to the North, South, and Chapman Islands, but I don't have any other info on it.
Dunedin, Aotearoa New Zealand
[PHOTO TAKEN: MAY 27TH, 2024 | Image ID: A photo of a limoniid crane fly on a dirty white metal surface
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Cranefly, Limonia nigropunctata Canon 400D EF 100 2.8 f/4.6 1/100 iso: 400 Srbsko, Czech Republic 5/15/2010
Bug of the Day
Happy Fly Day Friday!!! I was actually trying to photograph the white insect under the crane fly (bonus points to you if you recognize Tiny White Dude) but hey, sometimes you take what you can get. iNaturalist says this is band-winged crane fly, Epiphragma fasciapenne.
Snow fly (Chionea sp.)
Photo by trasroid