Possible Hover Fly not quite natural environment
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Possible Hover Fly not quite natural environment
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I'm getting old and my eyes and brain don't always connect as they should. I thought that one of my shots showed the vestigial wing tubes that flies have. I just went back to take another look and it wasn't there.Lou Jost wrote:I am pretty sure that's a moth.
It's a moth
Brian
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This is a moth that is mimicking a stinging wasp. I don't know the species.
Mark Sturtevant
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Re: Moth
We also have the Stinging Moth it mimics in our yard.MarkSturtevant wrote:This is a moth that is mimicking a stinging wasp. I don't know the species.
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