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big and honestly intimidating horse-fly (aka march fly), her mouthparts look very stabby. thankfully she just stared at us for a bit before flying away.
much like mosquitoes, only female horse-flies bite, using the protein from vertebrate blood to produce their eggs.
Unknown Horse-Fly, female (family Tabanidae).
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A horse fly (Tabanus proximus). Needless to say, I ran.
Dark Giant Horsefly (Tabanus sudeticus) by Didier Descouens of the Museum of Toulouse.
Finalist for Wikimedia Picture of the Year 2013.
