Dusty Hoverfly

Wet again so digging through what I have come across this hoverfly that has very dusty wings.

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Brian
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Bill Pham wrote in post #3539118
nice but how come you always see those critter. you must live outside the city.

Bill

Thanks Bill.
I live 5 Min's. drive from the wide open countryside.
Don't have a garden as I live in a flat above a shop.

Brian
400D, 350D, kit lens x2, 100mm f2.8 macro lens,400mm 5.6L lens,70-200mm f4L usm lens. 28-135mm IS usm lens, Raynox DCR250, Kenco rings, Kenco 2X + 1.4X, RC-1, sigma 70 -300 DG macro lens, 430 EX flash, Hakuba flash bracket, Off-camera cord 2, battery grip.
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Alby

Attic wrote in post #3539390
Nice shot Brian. It's a nice Episyrphus balteatus female, I think you can tell by the eyes. Males are touching on the crown.

Thanks Alby.

Brian
400D, 350D, kit lens x2, 100mm f2.8 macro lens,400mm 5.6L lens,70-200mm f4L usm lens. 28-135mm IS usm lens, Raynox DCR250, Kenco rings, Kenco 2X + 1.4X, RC-1, sigma 70 -300 DG macro lens, 430 EX flash, Hakuba flash bracket, Off-camera cord 2, battery grip.
http://www.flickr.com/​photos/skylab2007/