hey Cricket .. i found your info interesting .. i'm always wanting to find out more about insects, spiders etc ..
"This fly species place eggs into the leaves of plants. The resulting larvae produce tunnels in the leaf as they feed. Commonly reffered to as Leafminers."
i've seen them around here as well .. i wonder if they are the same as these guys ..
flesh fly .. they look really similar .. :)
Hi Roz. I think it is L. Trifolii. There may be other species that lay eggs this way as well.
Have to be quick to catch a fly, yes? Cool. Like the eye color too. I see you have a Nikon lens listed on the left, then mention a Raynox DCR 250 lens in the comments. ???
Thanks. For the comment. It’s a macro conversion lens that is attached to the camera lens.
Hmmm...looks like a red-eyed house fly but it could be a flesh fly. Flies are not my thing... Nice picture anywhay. Maybe they should have ID cards so we know what we're shooting.
Have to be quick to catch a fly, yes? Cool. Like the eye color too. I see you have a Nikon lens listed on the left, then mention a Raynox DCR 250 lens in the comments. ???
hey Cricket .. i found your info interesting .. i'm always wanting to find out more about insects, spiders etc ..
"This fly species place eggs into the leaves of plants. The resulting larvae produce tunnels in the leaf as they feed. Commonly reffered to as Leafminers."
i've seen them around here as well .. i wonder if they are the same as these guys ..
flesh fly .. they look really similar .. :)
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