May 22
Ochthera sp. (Diptera: Ephydridae)
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Ochthera sp. (Diptera: Ephydridae)
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I'm delighted every time I remember flies of the Ochthera genus just convergently evolved to have mantis claws. They're far from the only insects that have (water bugs, water scorpions, ambush bugs, mantidflies of course), but it's just especially funny to see on what otherwise looks like an unassuming (if prettily striped) housefly.
My husband did an article on them here!
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