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Hover fight

4 June 2022 by David

Hover fight

Three insects fighting (probably). I thought they were bees, but they are bee-mimicing hoverflies, possibly narcissus bulb flies (Merodon equestris).

They were circling round, flying at one another and retreating, an inch or two over the ground of the Barley Field.

Categories David
Germander speedwell, by Wightwick Mill Lock
Rhododendrons, flowers opening
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