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tachinid fly

  1. Tachinid Fly

    Tachinid Fly

    Tachinid Fly (Achytas sp.: Tachinidae) on Symphyotrichum sp.: Asteraceae)
  2. Tachinid Fly

    Tachinid Fly

    Tachinid Fly. San Isidro Lodge, San Isidro Reserve, Quijos Valley, Napo Province, Ecuador. Eastern-slope of the Andes near Cosanga in a mid-elevation montane forest (cloud forest) at about 2,000 m (6,560 ft) elevation.
  3. Tachinid Fly and Mosquito

    Tachinid Fly and Mosquito

    Tachinid Fly (Juriniopsis adjusta: Tachinidae) 1.5-1.7 cm (0.59-0.67 in) long. Common House Mosquito (Culex pipens: Culicidae) Ca. 4.0-4.25 mm (0.157-0.167 in) long. In our area this is the common vector for St. Luis Encephalistis, West Nile Virus, Western Eqine Encephalitus, Heartworm in dogs...
  4. Little Details

    Little Details

    It always amazes me when I see the details of something common like this fly. Sometimes we miss so much in nature. I believe this is one of the many Tachinid Flies. It measures 1/8th to 1/2 inch (3-14mm) across. I used my Nikon 105 Micro lens and a Bogen tripod. An aperture of f29 was...
  5. Tachinid Fly, I think.......

    Tachinid Fly, I think.......

    These flies have been very attracted to a couple of pots of Rudbeckia by our back door. I think this one is Tachina fera but don't hold me to it!
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