A mix of flies
Aussieroo
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This first one I initially thought was a wasp but turns out in fact to be a Scorpion fly. It just hangs around waiting for somehting to come close when it pounces as in this picture and ends up with spider lunch.
Then there is this "Red tailed fly" I still have to identify. The tail really is this bight and colourful.
This next one is the normal Big fly we call March fly, but it is November so who knows, it is about twice the size of a normal house fly.
This one really isn't a fly. But it isn't a Damsel or in the dragon fly family or a moth so I am putting it in the fly thread :wink It is actually a Antlion
Then there is this "Red tailed fly" I still have to identify. The tail really is this bight and colourful.
This next one is the normal Big fly we call March fly, but it is November so who knows, it is about twice the size of a normal house fly.
This one really isn't a fly. But it isn't a Damsel or in the dragon fly family or a moth so I am putting it in the fly thread :wink It is actually a Antlion
Regards Ralph
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#2 Looks like a Tachinid fly
#3 is I think a bee fly.
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Another nice series .... that second shot of the Red Tailed Fly as you call it.
Hi body (tail end) is almost translucent.
Awesome shot! .... Skippy
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