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
DIPTERA True Flies – Bob's bugs
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 "
BugBlog: Crane Fly halteres
Syrphid Fly blue haltere - Melanostoma mellinum - BugGuide.Net
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
Macrophoto of a Crane fly showing its halteres - Stock Image - Z340/0369 - Science Photo Library
www.photomacrography.net...To Be a Bee or To Be a Bee Fly? Differentiating Bees from Flies
Was it Designed? The Haltere of the Fly - YouTube
File:Crane fly halteres.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
The Haltere of the Fly | Was It Designed?
fly showing halteres natural history illustration by Lizzie Harper - Lizzie Harper
Halteres - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Haltere of the Fly | Was It Designed?
halteres of a fly | BALANCE sundylicious ©All rights reserve… | Flickr
Living With Halteres II | Living With Insects Blog
Halteres - Wikipedia
Insect Biology on Twitter: "Flies have modified hindwings called halteres. https://t.co/p1ufzhLFgW" / Twitter
Haltere - Entomologists' glossary - Amateur Entomologists' Society (AES)
HumBug: Wings of the Fly | HumBug | North Coast Journal
Halteres - Wikipedia
Halteres - Wikipedia
Living With Halteres | Living With Insects Blog
crane fly halteres | The Dragonfly Woman
New research suggests insect wings might serve gyroscopic function
