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An Black Soldier Fly é»æ°´è» /亮ææè§æ°´è»(Hermetia illucens) of about 2.5-2.8cm in length. Reference : A Photographic Guide to Hong Kong Insects é¦æ¸¯æè²åå
¸ 1st Edition 2014 P.389 - Hong Kong Entomological Society http://baike.baidu.com/view/3147271.htm
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A Black Soldier Fly é»æ°´è» /亮ææè§æ°´è»(Hermetia illucens) of about 2.5-2.8cm in length. Reference : A Photographic Guide to Hong Kong Insects é¦æ¸¯æè²åå
¸ 1st Edition 2014 P.389 - Hong Kong Entomological Society http://baike.baidu.com/view/3147271.htm
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A Black Soldier Fly é»æ°´è» /亮ææè§æ°´è»(Hermetia illucens) of about 2.5-2.8cm in length. Reference : A Photographic Guide to Hong Kong Insects é¦æ¸¯æè²åå
¸ 1st Edition 2014 P.389 - Hong Kong Entomological Society http://baike.baidu.com/view/3147271.htm
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A Black Soldier Fly é»æ°´è» /亮ææè§æ°´è»(Hermetia illucens) of about 2.5-2.8cm in length. Reference : A Photographic Guide to Hong Kong Insects é¦æ¸¯æè²åå
¸ 1st Edition 2014 P.389 - Hong Kong Entomological Society http://baike.baidu.com/view/3147271.htm
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dead (?) on window sill
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dead (?) on window sill
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Finally after a number of years I saw an adult of the larva that live in profusion in my compost pile. Apparently it had just recently emerged as an adult for the wings have not yet fully developed. My May 31, 2011 entry of Family Stratiomyidae can, I hope, have finalization.
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Finally after a number of years I saw an adult of the larva that live in profusion in my compost pile. Apparently it had just recently emerged as an adult for the wings have not yet fully developed. My May 31, 2011 entry of Family Stratiomyidae can, I hope, have finalization.
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Finally after a number of years I saw an adult of the larva that live in profusion in my compost pile. Apparently it had just recently emerged as an adult for the wings have not yet fully developed. My May 31, 2011 entry of Family Stratiomyidae can, I hope, have finalization.
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Trying to find its way into a compost bin.
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Trying to find its way into a compost bin.
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Sitting on a volunteer squash growing out of our compost heap. Antennae as a unit rotate back and forth 90 degrees.
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Sitting on a volunteer squash growing out of our compost heap. Antennae as a unit rotate back and forth 90 degrees.
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Sitting on a volunteer squash growing out of our compost heap. Antennae as a unit rotate back and forth 90 degrees.
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