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These are very small Diptera specimens ( less than 4mm ) that neither Bert nor I have been able to identify , both of these were collected at my home in Sunbury. Any thoughts would be welcome.
This first one appears to be a midge or something similar (2/12/22) photos 1 - 8
The second one is clearly a fly but the enlarged front legs that look capable of grabbing are a mystery photos 9 & 10
Another specimen from the Hazelnut Bush (7/12/22) photos 11 & 12 .
Caught this in the Wombat State Forest , got no idea what kind of Fly this is , check out the spines on the back legs (18/12/22) photos 13 - 17 .
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Last edit: 20 Dec 2022 16:03 by Trevor Glyn-Jones.
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