The colour of this small brightly coloured yellow to orange fly really caught my eye. It is about 4mm (0.16in) long, and is seen May to October. A fairly common and widespread species, it can often be seen resting on low vegetation or feeding on the nectar of flowers. The larvae feed on dead leaves.
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August 2017, rear garden, Staffordshire, England.
Nice job on such a small subject.
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Thank you, David π
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What a beautiful colour it is.
Puts the colour of the common flies I see to shame π
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Thank you, Vicki π It is such a lovely colour.
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Wow … such eyes! Beautiful!
I admire your great knowledge about everything in the nature!
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Thank you very much, Anki π
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