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22-JUL-2015 Christine Hanrahan

Fly, possibly a Sarcophagidae sp.

Reveler Conservation Area

Some of the Sarcophagid flies are major parasites of tent caterpillars helping to control outbreaks of the species.

Panasonic LUMIX FZ200
1/1600s f/2.8 at 6.6mm iso160 full exif

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Buz Kiefer08-Apr-2016 17:08
Nice detail and a very colorful image. Vote.
Walter Otto Koenig07-Apr-2016 14:41
Great close up with these details. "V"
Blandine Mangin07-Apr-2016 11:22
nice close-up ! v
Stephanie07-Apr-2016 11:09
Great capture Christine! Now where's that fly swatter???? V
Yvonne07-Apr-2016 10:53
Fabulous detail and interesting story! v
John Reynolds LRPS07-Apr-2016 08:21
Fascinating to see close up. V.
Helen Betts07-Apr-2016 07:53
Finely detailed and beautifully composed and lit. V.
joseantonio07-Apr-2016 03:50
lovely light and colors.V
carol j. phipps07-Apr-2016 03:33
Outstanding detail! You are really good with these.
Jim Coffman07-Apr-2016 03:17
Wow, amazing detail in this macro image!!
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