Barn swallow feeding on mayflies, and being fed on by louse flies.
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Barn swallow feeding on mayflies, and being fed on by louse flies.
Recipe-notebook design for my friend.

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Today I am thinking about cattle louse flies!!! Love these weird dudes
She!!
Oh wow...
Round
Flat!!
Stylish!
Incredible :’)
The cattle louse fly, Hippobosca rufipes, is found in southern Africa. As the name implies, they are parasites that feed on the blood of large mammals, most often horses and cattle.
Photos in order by flamelily, m_d, bluehillescape, jaheymans, jaheymans, and robert_taylor
Bug of the Day
This odd-looking fly emerged from the leaf litter when I set up my moth light last week. I recognized it as a Hippoboscid (louse fly) but wasn’t sure what it could be - turns out there is only one option: a deer ked, Lipoptena cervi. The deer ked, native to Eurasia, is a type of biting fly that attack deer and other cervids.
Posting this photo in an insect group on Facebook revealed a few other folks that have been seeing these flies lately. It’s likely folks that is related to it being deer mating season around here. Be sure to watch the creepy video of it climbing up one of the ropes that holds up the sheet. It reminds me of a beefy, top-heavy weightlifter :-).
Day 15: Louse
This is honestly probably my most sloppy drawing of the list. Oopsie!
Day 16: Snakefly
I think I was able to redeem myself on this one though!! Snakeflys are way cool!
Prompts from @saturniidays insectober list!
Source: http://dailyparasite.blogspot.com/2016/04/pseudolynchia-canariensis-revisited.html

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