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Aslidae
Robber flies are fierce predators that chase down insects in flight or pounce on them at rest. They often perch on twigs, waiting for a victim to pass by. Few insects avoid their clutches. Spiny-legged flies, usually hairy, with a beard or bristles on face and depression on forehead between eyes.
Fields, gardens, and woodlands. Throughout North America
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Thanks. Not a bug I would want to be caught by if I were a bug. Doreen
nice shot doreen!