The black soldier fly
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Hello everyone.. have a nice day to you all.. it's been a good day today since there is no rain and the sun comes up again.. this afternoon, when I went outside again to take pictures of the snake plant's Flowers.. I saw this little guy hiding in one of the snake plant's leaves.. it never flew away even I thought I touched it on its back.. I thought it was dead but when I touched it for the second time, it moved and walked forward but still did not fly, so I decided to take photos., but when I clicked the second shot in my camera it flew away quickly and I don't know where it went because it's too fast when it flies..
I found out that this insect appears to be a black soldiers fly..
The adults are harmless and do not bite or sting.. their larvae are often use for composting organic waste and creating animal feed..
Maybe that's all for now.. hope you like my photos..
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