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When the larvae of the drone flies leave the water they enter buildings in search of a place to become pupae. They are exterminated when they occur en masse. Since the drone fly shows few escape reflexes, it can be captured in the hand.
>> Flies -> Hoverflies -> Drone fly
...are dark and their veins stand out clearly. Dark coloured spots can be seen on the upper surface of the wings (on both sides behind the scutellum and extending out from there. The males’ forewings at their rear edge are reversed like a hook and thus hand along the thicker front edge of the rear wing, while the females have stunted forewings or no forewings at all.
>> Booklice - Barkflies -> Valenzuela flavidus
...tly coloured bodies. Their antennae are long and thin. Their mouthparts consist of an intermediate form of tools to chew and suck. Some species also have spinning glands. The males’ forewings at their rear edge are reversed like a hook and thus hand along the thicker front edge of the rear wing, while the females have stunted forewings or no forewings at all.
>> Booklice - Barkflies


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