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Transverse flower fly

Eristalis transversa

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Field Notes

Description:

A type of syrphid/hover fly. Adults feed on nectar and larvae on small organisms in stagnant water.

Habitat:

North Carolina Botanical Garden

Reference Links:

Species Eristalis transversa - Transverse Flower Fly - BugGuide.Net

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