Flower Fly Collection
"Flower Fly
All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping
"Flower Fly: Nature's Pollinators in Action" Witness the beauty and grace of the Great pied hoverfly (Volucella pellucens) as it delicately feeds from a vibrant bramble flower in Wiltshire, England. This captivating scene captures the essence of summer in the UK, with July providing the perfect backdrop for this mesmerizing display. Meanwhile, a female European hoverfly (Helophilus pendulus) diligently pollinates Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare), showcasing its crucial role in sustaining plant life. Its presence is simply irresistible to these flowers, ensuring their continued growth and reproduction. The Marmalade hoverflies (Episyrphus balteatus) are also hard at work, feeding on pollen from Dwarf formosa lilies. These tiny creatures play an essential part in maintaining biodiversity by transferring pollen between plants. In another enchanting encounter, a male Narcissus fly (Merodon equestris) finds nourishment on Rock rose (Cistus x hybridus) petals within a garden setting. The delicate balance between insect and flora is evident here as nature harmoniously coexists. Our attention then turns to a Marmalade hoverfly feasting on Golden apple (Lilium carniolicum) pollen—a sight that showcases both their adaptability and resourcefulness when seeking sustenance. Hoverflies continue to prove their worth as they feed on Hemp agrimony (Eupatorium cannabinum). Their tireless efforts contribute significantly to the ecosystem's overall health by aiding plant fertilization and propagation. Traveling back through time with Insects c. 1860 color litho artwork, we appreciate how these remarkable creatures have captivated human interest for centuries due to their intricate beauty and ecological significance. Even fallen Southern magnolia petals become sources of nourishment for Marmalade hoverflies—proof that they seize every opportunity presented to them in their quest for sustenance.