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Flies congregating under trees?
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17-09-2008 11:03AM#1Only struck me today that I have no idea why it is that whenever one walks under a low hanging tree of a certain height and leafspan, there's a group of flies there. Anyone know why this is? It doesn't seen to be a nutrient thing from casual observation, but I could be wrong
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Only struck me today that I have no idea why it is that whenever one walks under a low hanging tree of a certain height and leafspan, there's a group of flies there. Anyone know why this is? It doesn't seen to be a nutrient thing from casual observation, but I could be wrong
If they are Drosophilia Melanogaster ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Drosophila_melanogaster_-_side_(aka).jpg ) they are probably organizing a Trade Union to strike for better pay in the research labs.
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