Tabanus auriflua Donovan, 1805[1] Scaptia auriflua, the flower-feeding march fly, is a species of horse flies that occurs in Australia.

Unlike other march flies this species does not bite and does not feed on blood, it strictly drinks nectar.

[2][3] Adults are about 10 millimetres (0.4 in) in length and mimic bees with dense hair and a golden coloration.

Their eyes meet in the middle and the eye coloration differs from light source to light source.

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