Showing posts with label Hoverfly Genera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hoverfly Genera. Show all posts

Friday, May 29

Hoverfly Genera Volume 2

Acrostic hoverfly postcards

Each slide explores a different genus: The genus name is split such that each letter forms a sentence, highlighting unique features of these incredible syrphids within each group, posted alongside artwork and habitat preferences.

All the photographs and artwork featured are my own, making this a truly personal project.

Just added Neoascia (fen-flies), 30th May 2026.

For more Acrostic postcards click on the links below:

Scaeva,Syrphus,Volucella,Helophilus and Episyrphus.

Visit often to explore the captivating world of hoverflies. Take a closer look at the diversity across different genera, and consider how their clever adaptations aid survival—particularly in avoiding predators and ensuring their genes continue into the next generation.

Neoascia

An acrostic postcard showing for Neoascia (fen flies) factiods, artwork and abdominal for four of the 6 UK species

Thursday, January 15

Hoverfly Genera Volume 1

Acrostic Hoverfly Postcards

Each slide explores a different genus: The genus name is split such that each letter forms a sentence, highlighting unique features of the incredible syrphids within each group, posted alongside artwork and habitat preferences.

All the photographs and artwork featured are my own, making this a truly personal project.

Drop in often and immerse yourself in the wonderful world of hoverflies. Explore the diversity within each genus, and reflect on how their unique adaptations help them survive—especially by evading predators and increasing their chances of passing their genes on to future generations.

Hoverfly Genera Volume 2

Episyrphus

An acrostic postcard showing Episyrphus related facts, pic Marmalade hoverfly and a habitat its often found flowers within your garden

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Hoverfly Genera Volume 2

Acrostic hoverfly postcards Each slide explores a different genus: The genus name is split such that each letter forms a sentence, highlight...