Lovely pics of it - it might be a dungfly but there is another yellowy fly that isnt one. If no-one on here knows for sure, there is the diptera forum that can tell you - I can post the link if you dont know it.
Great eye detail on the other shot.
Linda
I thik my original reply was perfectly respectful which is more than I can say for the very rude comments in the other post I found.
Sorry, I am not getting into this any more.
Wonderful shots of it - and also managing to get both upper and under wing shots - they are superb.
Saw 2 today but couldnt get one shot unfortunately.
Linda
I dont recall getting "all bent out of shape" whatsoever. I responded to the original crit as I saw fit and will continue to do so whether they like my crit of their crit or not - its the same difference.
I dont really care if you like them or not and I wont miss your comments either. I am...
Great set of pics, especially finding and photographing the Large Red emerging, its a wonderful thing to watch isnt it.
You were brave getting that close to the Horse fly - I think its a female so it might have been tempted by your blood lol.
Linda
Thanks again everyone for the nice comments - really appreciate them.
Re the long-winged form, I did read in one of my insect books that the long-winged form is only usually seen during hot summers, so maybe the very hot early spring accounts for this.
Linda
Is that so! Until/or an Admin/Mod tells me otherwise, then if I choose to post in this section, then I will.
Thats your opinion, so thats fine with me :wave: As I have just posted in your other thread - I wont miss your comments.
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