ORTHORRHAPHA 



Bkaciivcera 



Tabanidae 



F\i! 



36. tJ. 



Fi.a 



Figs. 36, 37. Ta6tuii/s (lu/i/in/ia/is L. ^^ 16 x33 mm., 919 x36 mm. Usually found at rest on tiees and 

 posts in and near woods, especially in late afternoons. Bites horses and cattle. Does not appear to bite 

 liimian beings as vigorously as soine others of this group. I laljitat of the fly and mouth parts here shown. 

 Known popularly as Gad Flies or Breeze Flies. 



Fig. 38. Mouth parts of TabaiiKS autiniinalis. \ 



ig. 39. Habitat of Tahiiinis autuiiiiialis. (Thomas.) 

 Charboroug'h Park, Dorset. 



