File:Diptera Sarcophagidae Miltogramminae Craticulina grooming with hind legs Kleptoparasite of Philanthus.jpg
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English: Craticulina is a genus of flies in the family Sarcophagidae, but with unusual habits for Sarcophagids; They lay their eggs (larvae actually) on the prey of certain hunting wasps, usually fly-hunters, but this species parasitises a South African Bee-pirate (Philanthus diadema?). The fly is much smaller than the wasp, about 5mm long. |
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| Author | JonRichfield |
This specimen was grooming itself with its hind legs when photographed.
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