FlyBrain
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A fruit fly whose flight is steered by a spiking simulation of 18,247 neurons from the real Drosophila connectome.
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Flies land, fold their wings, walk around and take off again.
Seen from above: a landed fly folds its wings over the abdomen until the next take off.
Flies over the meadow at sunset. Sky brightness drives the ocellar input of the brain, and flies only spawn naturally in daylight.