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Please walk me throug Carpenter bee mimic, explained A bumble bee mimic. Syrphus, a syrphid fly and bee mimic. Fun caption! Close. Xenox, actually. Next time... Bumble Bee? This is a Bumble Bee, Bombus Not a flower fly mimic Possible ID Moved Bee mimic Thanks! A bee mimic, rather. The syrphid Eristalis sp. Syrphids are famous for their Abdomen Tips - Wonderful Syrphid and yes, a male You might try Thanks! Search tips: On this one, I looked at a lot of images. Bee mimic - nice find! Neat indeed! Bee or fly... Fooled I do Syrphid Bee mimic, but not bee fly. Robber Syrphid Leave as is, here is why.... Sure enough Actual bee, not a mimic. Moved for expert attention . Moved for expert attention Sigh Volucella evecta Cool! Female Ant & Bee Mimic Fly Syrphid Fly it might like you to think bee mimic? carpenter bee mimic bee mimic Moved Looks more like a tachinid or something Doesn't look like a mimic Wings Epeolus bifasciatus Syrphid Fly Eristalis flavipes Thanks Syrphidae I found what i believe to be Xylota Moved (perhaps Laphria or Mallophora) Bee mimic Maybe a Bee Mimic Flower Fly Not a robber fly, I don't think it Not a mimic, an actual bee :) Merodon equestris Bee Mimic Flower Fly maybe Copestylum sp., a female syrphid fly and bee mimic. Yes, a bee fly, which is a mimic. Bee Mimic photo bee mimic fly bee mimic fly sleeping bee mimic - Eustala anastera The syrphid Eristalis transversa Sphaerophoria, male. Bee mimic bee; not mimic Bee Mimic Flower Fly Yes I know. I agree Eristalis Drone Fly Eristalini Cuterebra fontinella fontinella Not a mimic... an actual bee :) Bee mimic Fly You may have seen a Robber Fl Syrphidae? Syrphid, a bee mimic fly possible ID Bee Mimic Beetle in Minnesota Thanks Fun project small headed fly Drone Fly? Syrphid fly, a bee mimic Syrphid, a bee mimic Yes, a bee mimic. pretty good mimic Carpenter bee mimic? Xenox sp. Not a mimic ; ) Xiralictus possibly Yes, an incredibly good photo! Its is amazing This successful bee mimic should be proud! Aha! How about "Large Bee Mimic" ID Bombus auricomus tachinid vs syrphid Yep I agree Carpenter bee - like Andrena sp. (Andrenidae) Bee mimic, actually Liz Day and I now think this may actually be B. vagans Dead on, aka syrphid aka flower fly You'd think so Interesting critter Yes..... Ptilothrix bombiformis (Cresson) I agree Fascinating! Eristalis tenax - Drone fly Merodon. Bumble flower beetle.
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