Bush Fly by Shelley Warbrooke
Bush Flies – Family Muscidae
Bush Flies develop as maggots in animal dung. Adults have two stripes on their back. The Common House Fly Musca domestica is also in this family. Unfortunately I only found this guy on my bathroom wall so I didn’t have a very interesting background. He also flew away before I could get any more shots!
ISO: 100
Aperture: f/8
Shutter speed: 1/50
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Comments
A pity about the setting and angle indeed, but still an incredibly sharp shot – well done :)
Thanks my love! :)
– Shelley Warbrooke
Thanks Bradley!
– Shelley Warbrooke
This is a great macro, I agree !!!
Thanks Laura! :D
– Shelley Warbrooke
fantastic detail on this Shelley..
Thanks Jase, hopefully I can get another shot of this species with a better background.
– Shelley Warbrooke
Thanks again Ginny!
– Shelley Warbrooke