Yin Yang Flies

Hi everybody!

Long time lurker, short time poster, first time thread-starter.

I've been trying to shoot a fly for a while now - not for any reason - just call it a personal challenge, I guess. There are not very many flies where I live, and they are usually soooo active, I hadn't tried too hard.

Turns out they don't move much at night! (I guess I missed that memo.)

Anyway, thanks for looking!

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