Turkey 1981 | Guinea-Bissaou 2010 | Forkland Islands 1984 |
Hover Fly Syrphus vitripennis (Syrphidae) |
Syrhid Fly Syrphus sp. (Syrphidae) |
Hover Fly Syrphus octomaculatus (Syrphidae) |
Portoguish Azores 1985 | Bulgaria 1993 | Rwanda 1973 |
Hover Fly Sphaerophoria nigra (Syrphidae) |
Flower fly Scaeva pyrastri (Syrphidae) |
Flower fly Senapsis oesacus (Syrphidae) |
West Germany 1984 | British Jersey 2008 | United States of America 1999 | Berlin 1984 |
Hover Fly Chrysotoxum festivum (Syrphidae) |
Large Migrant Hoverfly Volucella zonaria (Syrphidae) |
Flower Fly Milesia virginiensis (Syrphidae) |
Flower fly Eristalomyia tenax (Syrphidae) |
South West Africa 1987 | Isle of Man 2001 | Chad 1974 | Kenya 2011 |
Robber Fly Alcimus stenurus (Asilidae) |
Manx Robber Fly Machimus cowini (Asilidae) |
Robber Fly Hyperechia bomboides (Asilidae) |
Robber Fly Ligyra hela (Asilidae) |
Hover Fly Melangyna viridiceps (Syrphidae) (DIPTERA) |
The friend of Hover Fly is as the name fly which inhales the honey of a flower. It does not stab, although mimicry is carried out to the bee and it is well mistaken for a bee. Distinction attaches fly from a back wing degenerating and it being visible only like a front wing simply to it turning out clearly that the friend of a bee has four wings.
The friend of flat fly is small fly very good at an air stop flight. A male carries out an air stop flight in a sunny place, and waits for a female. While copulation also flies, there is also a kind performed in the air. A female lays an egg near Common Aphid, carrying out an air stop flight.