Who am I Down-looker fly

Beautiful balance between net and blurred areas, highlighting the front of the insect. I find his name. I think already has a fly.

Beautifully clear picture, and ... not ugly at all! : 18: Isa bravo!

Why 'ugly'? ... No, I do not quite original, and yourself as a plus: not like everyone else! I love you for your difference that makes the harmony of the world precisely what specialists call: aesthetics and what I call: a philosophy of beauty. Bravo Isa. 56 for this beautiful photograph of an insect that makes fun of his name ... What counts above all as a photographer, is the technique and art of photography. Thou canst not complain, my dear friend ... Regards, Mark. : 3:: 6:

: 7: I do not know, it looks like a cousin of wasps, because of its stripes hi hi hi: 13:, nice picture anyway: congratulations.

A large blue eyes and large breasts can not be ugly: 18:, I find it cute: 13:, good for cons I have not found: 14:, must ask HORATIO CAINE: 19:!

: 13: While still in the family Rhagionidae, it could be the fly 'Leptis Woodcock' (Rhagio scolopaceus) - congratulations and thank you for guiding me to Denlig this species ... what do you think? -. The sharpness is excellent and the presentation is very successful: congratulations Isa. 56 and thank you. : 3:

A superb macro shot, very clean, well presented. What beautiful eyes.

+: "The memory comes back at last!: 15: - First thing: I am a male as my eyes meet. - Then what is certain is that I am not a hoverfly and I is part of the family Rhagionidés . - After frankly I hesitate between "Raghio vitripennis", "Rhagio tringarius" and "Raghio sp." Finally this picture of me please, Thank you Isa Fifty-six! ".

-:It would have taken a photo view (representing the ribs of my wings) for my ID: 18:

I can not tell you what it is, but certainly with such a description and keywords ensuing: 18: you'll draw you a ton of visitors ... and it will be deserved, your picture is very pretty: 3:

: 4: Hello, is it still beautiful. Your windshield does wonders but also your patience! Thank you for sharing. : 18:: 19:

Impressive insect that I do not know, to have his name have you tried the site of the natural sciences where there are botanists? Very nice photo It's true that sometimes I too corny for my original coming forage plants biocide-free.

Great shot! I would love one day to take such shots! Do you use a windshield?

Pretty taken with a net positioned, the green color and natural background is indeed the subject better, congratulations for this wonderful picture. : 2: Jean-Mi.

Superb macro, this handsome stranger on a beautiful background fluorescent is a stunning clarity. Well done Isa. : 1:

A macro worthy of a pro to me: 1:: everything is crisp, solid background highlighting this creature, legs suspended stressing its lightness, soft in places learned! Isa Bravo! : 3:

Nice presentation, sharpness and beautiful colors of this dipteran, I think a representative of the great family of hoverflies.

: 3:: 1: You are beautiful my friend: 4: I think you're a bee but I do not know your origin: 2:

A nice background glow, a dream figure, a small click and that is another macro at the top ... : 2:

: 3:: 1: Isa for this wonderful macro. I would go for a gadfly: 14: I put an address below me seems valid for your identification. Sincerely, Judy.

Superb intro: 4: nice picture and background fluorescent, you forgot to say she was this hunchback unknown ...

True, I had the opportunity to approach, this insect is not what it looks like an insect but is actually harmless, beautiful macro with a beautiful green environment which makes it more enjoyable and less repulsive, beautiful details, thank you.