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Horseflies Collection

Horseflies, with their striking appearance and relentless nature, are a fascinating insect species

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse Fly JC 222 Diptera : Tabanus bromius © John Clegg / ARDEA LONDON

Horse Fly JC 222 Diptera : Tabanus bromius © John Clegg / ARDEA LONDON
JC-222 HORSEFLY - from above UK Tabanus bromius John Clegg Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse (deer) Fly - on human skin Norfolk UK

Horse (deer) Fly - on human skin Norfolk UK
FEU-273 Horse (deer) Fly - on human skin Norfolk, UK Chrysops sp. Geoff du Feu Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horsefly - detailed study of eyes

Horsefly - detailed study of eyes
USH-1126 HORSEFLY - Showing large colourful eyes Tabanus bromius Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse Flies Two sitting on leaf Norfolk UK

Horse Flies Two sitting on leaf Norfolk UK
FEU-97 Horseflies - Two sitting on leaf Norfolk UK Tabanus sp. Geoff du Feu Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse-fly Banded Eyes

Horse-fly Banded Eyes
FEU-29 Horsefly Banded Eyes Tabanus sp. Geoff du Feu Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horsefly (Tabanus sp) head portrait, Stenje region, Galicica National Park, Macedonia, June 2009

Horsefly (Tabanus sp) head portrait, Stenje region, Galicica National Park, Macedonia, June 2009. WWE OUTDOOR EXHIBITION. NOT AVAILABLE FOR GREETING CARDS OR CALENDARS

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horsefly (Philipomyia aprica) Aosta Valley, Monte Rosa Massif, Pennine Alps, Italy. July

Horsefly (Philipomyia aprica) Aosta Valley, Monte Rosa Massif, Pennine Alps, Italy. July

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Picture No. 10741850

Picture No. 10741850
Horsefly / Deer Fly - On human skin (Tabanus sp.) Date:

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Picture No. 10855605

Picture No. 10855605
Horse / Cleg Fly (Haematopota pluvialis) Date:

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Picture No. 10855604

Picture No. 10855604
Horse / Cleg Fly (Haematopota pluvialis) Date:

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Dark Giant Horsefly (Tabanus sudeticus) adult, resting on lichen covered twig, Cannobina Valley

Dark Giant Horsefly (Tabanus sudeticus) adult, resting on lichen covered twig, Cannobina Valley, Italian Alps, Piedmont, Northern Italy, July

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Square-spot Deerfly (Chrysops viduatus) adult female, cleaning iridescent eyes with legs, France

Square-spot Deerfly (Chrysops viduatus) adult female, cleaning iridescent eyes with legs, France, August

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Golden Horsefly (Atylotus fulvus) adult, resting on leaf in mire, New Forest, Hampshire, England

Golden Horsefly (Atylotus fulvus) adult, resting on leaf in mire, New Forest, Hampshire, England, July

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horsefly (Tabanus sp. ) larva, in shallow water, Norfolk, England, September (controlled)

Horsefly (Tabanus sp. ) larva, in shallow water, Norfolk, England, September (controlled)
Horsefly (Tabanus sp.) larva, in shallow water, Norfolk, England, September (controlled)

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Band-eyed Brown Horsefly (Tabanus bromius) adult female, resting on leaf, France, August

Band-eyed Brown Horsefly (Tabanus bromius) adult female, resting on leaf, France, August

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse-flies mating C014 / 4607

Horse-flies mating C014 / 4607
Horse-flies (family Tabanidae) mating

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse-flies mating C014 / 4605

Horse-flies mating C014 / 4605
Horse-flies (family Tabanidae) mating

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse-flies mating C014 / 4606

Horse-flies mating C014 / 4606
Horse-flies (family Tabanidae) mating

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse / Cleg Fly - feeding on human arm - UK

Horse / Cleg Fly - feeding on human arm - UK
SPH-168 Horse / Cleg Fly - feeding on human skin UK Haematopota pluvialis Steve Hopkin Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Cleg Fly (Haematopota pluvialis) adult, close-up of head, Leicestershire, England, july

Cleg Fly (Haematopota pluvialis) adult, close-up of head, Leicestershire, England, july

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse Fly (female) Showing banded eyes Electron Micrograph style

Horse Fly (female) Showing banded eyes Electron Micrograph style
FEU-316 Horse Fly (female) - showing banded eyes Tabanus bovinus Geoff du Feu Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse Fly (female) Showing banded eyes

Horse Fly (female) Showing banded eyes
FEU-313 Horse Fly (female) - showing banded eyes Tabanus bovinus Geoff du Feu Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse Fly - showing large compound eyes Norfolk UK

Horse Fly - showing large compound eyes Norfolk UK
FEU-269 Horse Fly - showing large compound eyes Norfolk, UK Tabanus bromius Geoff du Feu Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse Fly Showing banded eyes Norfolk UK

Horse Fly Showing banded eyes Norfolk UK
FEU-129 Horsefly - showing banded eyes Norfolk UK Tabanus sp. Geoff du Feu Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Background imageHorseflies Collection: Horse / Deer Fly Resting on leaf Norfolk UK

Horse / Deer Fly Resting on leaf Norfolk UK
FEU-109 Horsefly / Deer Fly - Resting on leaf Norfolk UK Chrysops sp. Geoff du Feu Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way


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Horseflies, with their striking appearance and relentless nature, are a fascinating insect species. In the world of Diptera, the Horse Fly JC 222 Diptera: Tabanus bromius stands out as a remarkable example. Captured in an exquisite photograph by John Clegg/ARDEA LONDON, this horsefly showcases its intricate details. Another image takes us to Norfolk, UK, where a Horse (deer) Fly lands on human skin. The close proximity allows us to witness the interaction between these insects and humans. Their presence can be bothersome but observing them up close reveals their unique beauty. One captivating aspect is their eyes. A detailed study of these compound eyes unveils mesmerizing patterns and banded structures that make them truly extraordinary creatures. Whether it's Two Horse Flies sitting gracefully on a leaf or a head portrait showcasing their banded eyes in Galicica National Park, Macedonia - each image portrays the distinctiveness of these insects. Philipomyia aprica from Aosta Valley in Italy presents another stunning variety of horsefly found in the Pennine Alps region. This particular specimen was captured beautifully against the backdrop of Monte Rosa Massif during July. Moving away from horseflies momentarily, we encounter Square-spot Deerfly resting delicately on a leaf in France during August. Although not strictly classified as horseflies, they share similarities and add further intrigue to our exploration. Finally, we come across Dark Giant Horsefly perched upon lichen-covered twigs in Cannobina Valley within the Italian Alps. Its imposing size demands attention while highlighting yet another variation within this diverse family. These photographs offer glimpses into the world - creatures often overlooked due to their reputation as pests but deserving appreciation for their remarkable features and ecological significance. From intricate eye patterns to graceful poses on leaves or human skin encounters – each snapshot captures moments that invite us into their intriguing realm.