an uncommonly beautiful flyBROTHERM00N@lemmy.world to pics@lemmy.world – 64 points – 1 years ago6Post a CommentPreviewHotTopNewOldThat a horsefly, no?Pretty sure it’s a Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata). Horseflies are usually huge, as their name suggests.I'm in Spain, it was tiny, I imagine that you are correctI’m in California, they exist here too. They cover a pretty big part of the world, iirc.Yes Mediterranean fruit fly very destructive outside of it's native habitat.
That a horsefly, no?Pretty sure it’s a Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata). Horseflies are usually huge, as their name suggests.I'm in Spain, it was tiny, I imagine that you are correctI’m in California, they exist here too. They cover a pretty big part of the world, iirc.Yes Mediterranean fruit fly very destructive outside of it's native habitat.
Pretty sure it’s a Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata). Horseflies are usually huge, as their name suggests.I'm in Spain, it was tiny, I imagine that you are correctI’m in California, they exist here too. They cover a pretty big part of the world, iirc.Yes Mediterranean fruit fly very destructive outside of it's native habitat.
I'm in Spain, it was tiny, I imagine that you are correctI’m in California, they exist here too. They cover a pretty big part of the world, iirc.
That a horsefly, no?
Pretty sure it’s a Mediterranean fruit fly (Ceratitis capitata).
Horseflies are usually huge, as their name suggests.
I'm in Spain, it was tiny, I imagine that you are correct
I’m in California, they exist here too. They cover a pretty big part of the world, iirc.
Yes Mediterranean fruit fly very destructive outside of it's native habitat.