Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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May fly

by Stephen H.Garden, Michigan, USA

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Spotting

by ryancanhelpyouOntario, Canada

Commonly known as the May

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Large bee fly

by JamesPybusEngland, United Kingdom

Moth, fly, mimicking bee

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May fly

by TimMcBeeNew Mexico, USA

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May Fly

by JeffScottSault Sainte Marie, Ontario, Canada

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May Fly

by Milind PanditPimpri-Chinchwad, Pune, India

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Damsel fly

by Sarah MaysVirginia, USA

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Ant carrying a may fly

by CariRitzenthalerHuron, Ohio, USA

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May fly

by Seema SwamiChennai, Tamil Nadu, India

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May Fly

by TaylorRobertsonBoaz, Alabama, USA

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May fly larva

by JimJohnson2Pennsylvania, USA

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May Fly

by david.trebleWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

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May fly

by KatieAshton-MckenzieEngland, United Kingdom

Similar to a dragon fly but the wings run ...

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Bush Fly

by StephenSolomonsGosford, New South Wales, Australia

May also be a housefly Musca Domestica

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Spotting

by jesloweryBrownsville, Texas, USA

Unknown green-eyed fly with striped abdomen.

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Atomosia Robber Fly

by jesloweryBrownsville, Texas, USA

Garden.

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Syrphid Fly (female)

by Marvin SmithArkansas, USA

AKA: Hover Fly and Flower

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May Fly

by PixieHarker Heights, Texas, USA

Second try - freaky looking bug on my sliding glass door.

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Spotting

by DavidMroczkowskiWisconsin, USA

I think this may be Tabanus trimaculatus, ...

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May fly

by VincentVanurThrissur, Kerala, India

Very shortlived as the Greek world implies

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May fly

by Harsha SinghHimachal Pradesh, India

A mayfly resting under a Cannabis leaf.

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Crane Fly

by IrungbamJatishworSinghThimphu, Bhutan

A crane fly is an insect in the family ...

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Blow Fly

by LivanEscuderoFlorida, USA

Another large metallic green blow fly. I ...

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Crane fly

by asergioCuritiba, Paraná, Brazil

A large orange-red fly. I think it

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Mexican Cactus Fly

by SharonMagnerLakeland, Florida, USA

I think this may be a Mexican Cactus

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Unknown Fly

by jesloweryOhio, USA

Very small unknown fly on the edge of a ...

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Unknown Crane Fly

by jesloweryColumbus, Ohio, USA

I think it's a species of Crane Fly, but ...

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Tiger Crane Fly

by jesloweryColumbus, Ohio, USA

Male. A colorful crane fly.

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Black Soldier Fly

by Wild ThingsDahanu, Maharashtra, India

Black soldier fly larvae (BSFL)

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Crane Fly

by DaneColeBarrie, Ontario, Canada

humans. Some larval crane flies are ...

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Tachinid fly

by martinlVictoria, Australia

About ten flies were very interested to ...

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Hover fly Larvae

by NuwanChathurangaAlawwa, Sri Lanka

Larvae may feed externally on plants or ...

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Spotting

by Janet BacaTexas, USA

I think it may be a Sulphur Dunn

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Robber fly

by AchmmadMWYIndonesia

I just a little bit understand that the preys is a wasp (

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Spotting

by kzapata44Wyoming, USA

I think is a fly bit I am not sure, it ...

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Caddisfly

by PeterMayAmherst, New Hampshire, USA

Flying by porch light

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Spotting

by JakubkoNew York, USA

Mating flies, I believe they

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Great Blue Heron

by baileykatz00Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

Very large bird. May look like a ...

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Dragonhunter

by Sarah MaysVirginia, USA

I caught this handsome guy munching on a damsel

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Ichneumon wasp

by HarumKoh近畿 (Kinki Region), Japan

I couldn't identify some wasps and flies in ...

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Braconid Wasp

by HarumKoh近畿 (Kinki Region), Japan

I couldn't identify some wasps and flies in ...

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fly

by HarumKoh近畿 (Kinki Region), Japan

may be Scathophaga mellipes. キアシフンバエ.

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Nais Tiger Moth

by LuckyLoganIowa, USA

Adults fly from April to September in the ...

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Snouted Tiger Moth

by HarumKoh近畿 (Kinki Region), Japan

may be カバフヒメクチバ.

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Drain Fly

by Malcolm Wilton-JonesComunitat Valenciana, Spain

One is OK, lots is an infestation which may ...

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Spotting

by MariaMayNew York, USA

Looks like a small horseshoe fly. It flew ...

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American White Pelican

by w.mayWyoming, USA

Three pelicans flying over Yellowstone ...

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Unknown Mayfly

by Gaby3Ohio, USA

Small mayfly that visited me at the picnic table one afternoon.