#robberfly

Hi everyone, I am here again in the midst of all of you, to share the unique and interesting things that I discovered and that I captured with macrophotography... I am one of all of you who really like

Asilidae Robber Fly When I saw this insect I thought it's was a Dragonfly because of its appearance similar to Dragonfly but when I searched on the internet it was an Asilidae Robber Fly. The appearance

This Robber Fly may appear to be resting but it is actually watching for any bugs to jet off and hunt them down. They're really fast and capable of hunt other predators as dragonflies, spiders and wasps.

Robber Fly

Canon EOS 60D TAMRON SP 90mm F/2.8 Di VC USD MACRO1:1 F004 90mm/ƒ/7.1/1/10s/ISO 100

Killing for Living 5 ID :The Robber Fly with kill Siliguri Outskirts, Westbengal Canon Eos 1200D with 55-250 mm and Macro Filter.

Asilidae is a family of flies known for its aggressive nature. The flies in this family are usually caught in another way and ambush their prey silently.

Robber Fly - Asildae Family I was picking Hawthorne haws next to the garden and my oldest son was out with me. He started excitedly saying, "I saw a wild creature". I looked around to see what