Viewing 13 posts - 1 through 13 (of 13 total)
  • can any one identify this bug?
  • paulo6624
    Free Member

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/55902740@N06/

    this thing i think came home with me from cannock, its around 1 cm in size, it kept going after the blood from a cut on my leg- i thought it was a fly at first and kept shooing it off, it repeatedly came back untill in the end i managed to swat it but it was one tough bleeder, i have googled everything i can think off but have come up with nothing;.

    sure its probably not a rare insect but ive never seen one before and just wondered if any one could put a name to it?

    TheSwede
    Free Member

    Brundle fly

    Milkie
    Free Member

    paulo6624
    Free Member

    lol, i nicknamed him seth

    paulo6624
    Free Member

    cheers milkie i wanted to do that but didnt know how

    jeffcapeshop
    Free Member

    if you really want to find out, try http://www.ispot.org.uk/

    though may be slightly tricky in its flattened state..

    not just a cleg/horsefly?

    jambon
    Free Member

    Hey Paul

    You still got the Wotans for sale – I have a buyer for my old forks.

    Give me an email:

    jamiearmstrongeditorATgmailDOTcom

    sharki
    Free Member

    Looks to me like a Flat fly or more commonly known as Keds or louse flies.

    HTH

    paulo6624
    Free Member

    it does resemble a ked fly more than anything else ive seen but doesnt look quite the same but could be that type of thing

    jambon
    Free Member

    Paul – Wotans!!!!!!!! Do you still have them?

    By the way I’m a zoologist specialising in entamology but all I want to know about is the forks!

    J

    paulo6624
    Free Member

    j chill man ive just emailed you,lol

    GlitterGary
    Free Member

    Jeff Goldblum?

    paulo6624
    Free Member

    Evil little blighter

Viewing 13 posts - 1 through 13 (of 13 total)

The topic ‘can any one identify this bug?’ is closed to new replies.