A pollinating H overfly - Epistrophe grossulariae - feeding on Nectar from a Chive Flower head

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  • Photo title: A pollinating H overfly - Epistrophe grossulariae - feeding on Nectar from a Chive Flower head
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  • A pollinating H overfly - Epistrophe grossulariae - feeding on Nectar from a Chive Flower head. Hoverflies, occasionally called Flower flies can often be observed hovering, as their name suggests, over flowers and collecting nectar. Some species are however aphid-eating protecting crops and being natural predators of plant sucking insects. Truly incredible insects and an important part of Natures intricate food chain, providing protection and survival of important food crops as well as those plants found in the natural environment.
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