Just a few snap shots.....subjects were not cooperative...very skittish, and not very approachable even with a 150 + 1.4x (210mm). The low low perch and the wind didn't help either, plus, my 200MYR (65 USD) tripod can't go very low.
All from the same urban park, in one morning.
Big orange robber with moth prey
a dull robber fly with tiny beetle prey
big orange robber no prey
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Thanks, Eric. Thanks for the IDs tooEric F wrote:More great robber fly photos Kurt!
The orange flies are Clephydroneura sp. males and females (maybe 2 species?). The grey flies -- with the plumose antennae -- are Ommatius spp. females (definitely 2 spp.).
Cheers,
Eric
Kurt
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