Sunday, November 20, 2011
Sunday Spinelessness - Hover fly
One of these days I'll use these posts to say something substantive and intersting about the nature of life on earth. Today is not that day. Instead, an old photo of the most common pollinators in New Zealand gardens: Melangyna novaezelandiae, the New Zealand Hover Fly:
Labels: hover-fly, sci-blogs, sunday spinelessness, Syrphidae
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