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The Chinese single-feathered insectivorous fly, also known as the Chinese thief fly, is a common insectivorous fly in China, and is also distributed in Japan, North Korea and other countries. Adults are predatory and can prey on many types of insects, such as hemiptera bugs and elytra

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The Chinese single-feathered insectivorous fly, also known as the Chinese thief fly, is a common insectivorous fly in China, and is also distributed in Japan, North Korea and other countries. Adults are predatory and can prey on many types of insects, such as hemiptera bugs, Coleoptera cryptoptera, etc. These insects are strong and fast-flying, often resting on grass stems, rushing over when they see flying prey, clamping their prey with flexible, powerful and multi-small feet, even powerful beetles, often unable to escape. #OPPO Super Image Contest ##一拍就出彩 - Summer Odyssey ##2023夏天摄影大赛 #

The Chinese single-feathered insectivorous fly, also known as the Chinese thief fly, is a common insectivorous fly in China, and is also distributed in Japan, North Korea and other countries. Adults are predatory and can prey on many types of insects, such as hemiptera bugs and elytra
The Chinese single-feathered insectivorous fly, also known as the Chinese thief fly, is a common insectivorous fly in China, and is also distributed in Japan, North Korea and other countries. Adults are predatory and can prey on many types of insects, such as hemiptera bugs and elytra
The Chinese single-feathered insectivorous fly, also known as the Chinese thief fly, is a common insectivorous fly in China, and is also distributed in Japan, North Korea and other countries. Adults are predatory and can prey on many types of insects, such as hemiptera bugs and elytra
The Chinese single-feathered insectivorous fly, also known as the Chinese thief fly, is a common insectivorous fly in China, and is also distributed in Japan, North Korea and other countries. Adults are predatory and can prey on many types of insects, such as hemiptera bugs and elytra

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