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Hi all,
This is one of the flies that I recorded in "De Hortus" botanical garden in Amsterdam.This is a species of Dolichopodid Flies, which are small to minute in size with bright metallic colors, mostly green or bronze. Their legs are long so they also have other common name Long-legged Flies. Adult Dolichopodid Flies feed on smaller soft body insects such as aphids. Larvae are usually found in moist soil and under tree bark. They are either scavengers or predators of other insects larvae.
Source : http://www.geocities.com/brisbane_flies/DOLICHOPODIDAE.htm
Thanks for dropping by
Cheers,
Goutham R |
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Hello Goutham
Very intersting spiece to shoot,
Perfect details,composition and BG,
Welldone.
Regards
Fartash
Hello Goutham,
Excellent macro shot with great details,sharp focusing and beautiful colours with nice composition.
well done.
TFS.
- nglen
(22244) - [2007-08-23 8:58]
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Hi Goutham. Fine macro shot you have captured. sharp focusing with fine detail. rich colours and a good POV/DOF. the wings are very clear in deed . well done tFS. good notes too.
Nick..
Hi Goutham,
A nice looking bronze blow fly you have registered here. Very nice sharp image with excellent details and composition. Thanks a lot for sharing.
- Arjun
(3686) - [2007-08-23 10:30]
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hi goutham,
nice picture.
congrats.
tfs
- gannu
(11735) - [2007-08-23 22:25]
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Goutham, in my personal opinion you could have cropped the space and give more space for the fly. The colors are beautiful. Probably front view would have created a major impact on the shot. Ganesh
Hello Goutham,
This is definitely not a Dolichopodidae but Gymnochaeta viridis (Tachinidae), they become bronze- or copper-coloured instead of green with age.
Best regards,
Dmitry