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14th June 2022, 07:59 PM #1
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Some type of fly and an Azure Damsel
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15th June 2022, 01:09 PM #2
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Re: Some type of fly and an Azure Damsel
I'm no expert on identification, so you'll have to wait for Geoff to find out if these guesses are right, but I think the top one is either a robber fly or a dance fly (I can't tell them apart) and that the bottom is a bluette damselfly.
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15th June 2022, 06:42 PM #3
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Re: Some type of fly and an Azure Damsel
The first one is one of the Empis species (see that very long beak like tube for a mouth) but it doesn't look quite right for tessellata so I would suspect Empis livida but I really need to see the wing veins to be certain.
Also the damselfly really needs a side angle shot, but I would suspect an Azure Damselfly.
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