House-fly
Phaonia angelicae
Description
Over all length 8 - 10mm. A neatly marked, olive coloured fly with orange bases to its wings
Habitat
A wide variety of habitats are used, the adults visiting flowers for nectar and the larvae developing in rotting vegetable matter in leaf litter.
Status and distribution
Common and fairly widely distributed in Britain, particularly in Wales. Common in Nottinghamshire and at Netherfield Lagoons.
Best time to see
May to October.
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House-fly - Phaonia angelicae - male - June 26th 2019
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House-fly - Phaonia angelicae - male - August 6th 2023
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House-fly - Phaonia angelicae - male - August 6th 2023
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House-fly - Phaonia angelicae - male - August 6th 2023
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House-fly - Phaonia angelicae - male - August 6th 2023
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House-fly - Phaonia angelicae - male - August 6th 2023
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House-fly - Phaonia angelicae - male - August 6th 2023
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House-fly - Phaonia angelicae - male - August 6th 2023
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House-fly - Phaonia angelicae - female - October 4th 2023