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Bibionidae - male eyes
Tony T
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Posted on 22-05-2008 13:54
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21 May 2008, NB, Canada

Bibio sp. Note the interesting eyes, dorsal large facets occupying about 1/2 the head and much smaller ventral portion with smaller facets.
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Sue Southway
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amazing photographs, Tony, I hadn't realised just how hairy they are!!
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Thanks Sue. The most difficult part of these photos is trying to get rid of all the dust and junk that ends up in the hairs. I can still see a couple of pieces in the hairs on the eyes. But why do they have such long hairs?
 
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Tony,

Congratulations, and thanks for sharing.
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