Hoverfly by a Wildflower
A side profile featuring a striped hoverfly as it remains suspended near a garden wildflower.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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A Hoverfly Beside a Garden Wildflower
A hoverfly is shown from a side perspective near a wildflower. The insect displays a distinct striped abdomen along with a single pair of wings while hovering close to the bloom.
Interesting Behaviors of Hoverflies
Hoverflies are famous for their ability to remain motionless in midair near flowers before darting quickly in another direction. Unlike bees, which have two pairs of wings, hoverflies rely on just one pair of wings for accurate flight control. They frequently visit wildflowers to feed on nectar, serving as important pollinators in gardens and meadows.
True Colors of Hoverflies and Wildflowers
- Hoverfly abdomen: yellow and black stripes
- Hoverfly thorax: shiny dark bronze or brown
- Hoverfly wings: clear or slightly tinted gray
- Wildflower petals: bright yellow, pink, or white