Syrphid Fly on a Rugosa Rose
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Close-up of a syrphid fly on the flower of a rugosa rose on Pond Island, Maine.
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Commentaires (4)
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Anonymous
the photo is beautiful and the fly is not blurry at all. Yes it's a fly! Look at the eyes, they are very different from bee eyes. These flies imitate bees to be protected against birds and other predators
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Anonymous
yes, the insect in this beautiful picture is a bee mimic (for starters, note the Club-like antennae and only one pair of wings...bees have thinner, longer antennae and two pairs of wings). The insect in the photograph appears to be a harmless (to humans!) Syrphid Fly, also known as a Hover Fly or Flower Fly (Order Diptera, Family Syrphidae is my guess since Flies in this group resemble bees/wasps in appearance) Very beautiful photograph! I like it!
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Anonymous
this is a beautiful photo. About: "Looks more like a fly than a bee." I cannot understand this comment, I've never seen flies that had yellow stripes on their bodies, but it may be true that it doesn't look like a normal bee, as it is not hairy, and it doesn't look like a wasp either...
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Anonymous
Looks more like a fly than a bee.