Thanks. Different genus in the same family. A useful diversion, in that Anthrax (who was so unkind as to allocate that name?) seems to be the fly I photographed in Corsica this summer. The slow, short flights fit.
e6filmuser wrote:
Thanks. Different genus in the same family. A useful diversion, in that Anthrax (who was so unkind as to allocate that name?) seems to be the fly I photographed in Corsica this summer. The slow, short flights fit.
I tend to recognise this family by the fact they can't fold their wings down - always held in a V formation at rest. But like you I only tend to see Bombylius major here.
