This blog delves into the fascinating world of hoverflies—unsung heroes of our ecosystems. From their crucial role as pollinators and natural pest controllers to their contribution as decomposers, hoverflies are vital to biodiversity. Join us as we uncover their behaviours in the field, explore their evolutionary journey, and highlight their ecological significance. Discover nature's joy and the natural world they help sustain.
Showing posts with label Facts about Hoverflies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facts about Hoverflies. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 17
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Greater Hornet Plumehorn (Volucella zonaria) Size: 15.5-19.5mm Flight: May-Nov Species of the week – 6 th October This our largest hoverfly...
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Yellow-barred Peat hoverfly (Sericomyia silentis) Size: 9.5-14mm Flight: May-Nov. Species of the week – 29 th September This hoverfly was t...
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When spotting hoverflies out in the field I try to find that hoverfly hot spot, this might be a glade, a woodland edge or just a flower bed....
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Hoverfly Art: Volucellae and Bees
Investigating Hoverfly Art Animal Coloration : F.E.Beddard (1892) In perusing the internet about Hoverflies I came across this print title...