Twin-lobed deerfly
Chrysops relictus
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The twin-lobed deerfly is a small horsefly of wet meadows, pastures, swamps and watersides. Adults are summer-active. Both sexes use flower food, while females
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Chrysops relictus
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The twin-lobed deerfly is a small horsefly of wet meadows, pastures, swamps and watersides. Adults are summer-active.
Both sexes use flower food, while females also take blood. Males do not blood-feed.
Larvae develop in wet substrate or water and use resources there. Similar deerflies differ in tibial colour and abdominal markings.