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Molobratia teutonus
This fly of the Asilidae family which when it is posed seems a little embarrassed by its large legs is an agile predator when it comes to taking in flight other insects. It has the particularity of raising its forelegs when approached.
Molobratia teutonus
This fly of the Asilidae family which when it is posed seems a little embarrassed by its large legs is an agile predator when it comes to taking in flight other insects. It has the particularity of raising its forelegs when approached.
Molobratia teutonus
This fly of the Asilidae family which when it is posed seems a little embarrassed by its large legs is an agile predator when it comes to taking in flight other insects. It has the particularity of raising its forelegs when approached.
Molobratia teutonus
This fly of the Asilidae family which when it is posed seems a little embarrassed by its large legs is an agile predator when it comes to taking in flight other insects. It has the particularity of raising its forelegs when approached.
Molobratia teutonus
This fly of the Asilidae family which when it is posed seems a little embarrassed by its large legs is an agile predator when it comes to taking in flight other insects. It has the particularity of raising its forelegs when approached.
Choerades fuliginosa
A robberfly and its prey, a tiny beetle, resting on a leaf around the lake of Sainte-Croix.
Dioctria rufipes
Common Red-legged Robberfly resting on a blade of grass in a small valley near the Baths of Digne-les-Bains.
Dioctria rufipes
Common Red-legged Robberfly resting on a blade of grass in a small valley near the Baths of Digne-les-Bains.
Machimus sp.
A female robberfly resting on a rock at the summit of an residual hill. Limousin, France.
Dioctria rufipes
Common Red-legged Robberfly with it's prey, an Ichneumonid wasp on a shrub leaf at the edge of a small path.
