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Upcoming Events

Wild Florida Photo will be participating in Native Plant Appreciation day at the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Daytona Beach, Saturday Nov. 13.

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Locations where you can buy Wild Florida Photos

A selection of Wild Florida Photo matted prints are now available at Green Winters nursery in Ormond Beach, 147 Tomoka Ave, between US 1 and Riverside Drive.

Select Wild Florida Photo greeting cards and matted prints are now available at the Lyonia Environmental Center gift shop.

A wide selection of Wild Florida Photo greeting cards can be seen and purchased at Astor Arms and Outdoor Supply, 24401 SR 40 in Astor, FL.

About Wild Florida Photo Tweets

PROGRESSIVE BEE FLY

Bee flies are flies that resemble bees and are usually found resting on flowers or open ground.

All members of the Diptera (flies) order - including bee flies - have a single pair of membranous wings, with the hindwings reduced to tiny structures called halteres.
Exoprosopa fasciata is one of the more common species of this genus in the eastern United States. Their larvae are parasitic on June beetles (genus Phyllophaga).
Progressive bee flies have brown wings and large brown compound eyes. The thorax is black and reddish-brown. The abdomen is black with yellow bands. The species name - fasciata - means banded.

Wild Florida Photo is a photographic collection of flora, fauna and other subjects found in Florida by Paul Rebmann, a self-taught naturalist. All photographs on this site are copyrighted and are available for other use by prior arrangement. Although great care is taken to correctly identify the various species, errors may occur.
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