DIPTERA True Flies – Bob's bugs
crane fly halteres | The Dragonfly Woman
The Haltere of the Fly | Was It Designed?
Haltere - Entomologists' glossary - Amateur Entomologists' Society (AES)
Insect Biology on Twitter: "Flies have modified hindwings called halteres. https://t.co/p1ufzhLFgW" / Twitter
Naturetalksback with Dr. Cyren Asteraceya - How many pairs of wings does a fly have? The answer is simple, and lies in its name. All true flies belong to the insect order "
Michael Reiser (mostly avoiding Tw1tter) on Twitter: "The halteres on this crane fly are massive! (standard US 2.25”—57 mm—brick for scale) https://t.co/BFPEYW8L9C" / Twitter
BugBlog: Crane Fly halteres
Halteres hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Halteres - Wikipedia
Insects, their ways and means of living. Insects. INSECTS progress toward greater efficiency in the mechanism of flight, and that the acme in this line has been attained by the flies
Fly Halteres Insect, fly, angle, text, insects png | PNGWing
Living With Halteres II | Living With Insects Blog
Macrophoto of a Crane fly showing its halteres - Stock Image - Z340/0369 - Science Photo Library
Image of a soldier fly (A), haltere of a soldier fly (B). | Download Scientific Diagram
Fly - Wikipedia
Was it Designed? The Haltere of the Fly - YouTube
halteres of a fly | BALANCE sundylicious ©All rights reserve… | Flickr
HumBug: Wings of the Fly | HumBug | North Coast Journal
How do Flies Use Their Halteres to Balance? - WISDOM ON ZALA HUB
Halteres, essential for flight in all flies, are needed by some to climb walls (w/ video)
Towards a biomimetic gyroscope inspired by the fly's haltere using microelectromechanical systems technology | Journal of The Royal Society Interface
Syrphid Fly blue haltere - Melanostoma mellinum - BugGuide.Net
