And what a snout it is. Rhingia campestris is quite a small hoverfly, and thus easy to overlook, but once you’ve spotted one the only insect with which it could reasonably be confused is its close cousin, Rhingia rostrata. The … Continued
Today was another day of trying to cram quarts of activity into pint pots of time, and I only managed about ten minutes in the garden with the camera. I didn’t have high hopes at the start, invertebrate-wise, because it … Continued
It was only last weekend that I found my first Rhingia hoverfly of the season, and today I spotted the other variety. If you check this image against Saturday’s extra I think you’ll easily see the physical difference between the … Continued