Breakfast in the Garden

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I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.

Taken By

Bill Bain

Taken On

August 31, 2021

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fly carnivore macro water drop

Focal: 100
Lens Model: EF100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM
Shutter speed: 0.0005 sec
Aperture: f/ 4

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$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$

$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$

$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$

$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$

$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$

$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$

$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$

$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$

$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$

$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$

$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$

$Breakfast in the Garden - I watched this fly spend 15 minutes eating a smaller creature - periodically twitching as it went about its task. I believe the fly is from the Anthomyiidae family. It was perched on a thick blade of grass that had been beaten down by the previous night's rain while the nearby flowers could be seen refracted in the water drops.$