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Tiger Bee Fly

2020 – Project 52 – “Week 32” – Sunday, August 9, 2020
This exotic looking insect known as a Tiger Bee Fly, Xenox tigrinus, an insect of the fa...
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2020 – Project 52 – “Week 32” – Sunday, August 9, 2020
This exotic looking insect known as a Tiger Bee Fly, Xenox tigrinus, an insect of the family Bombyliidae. This insect is not a bee, but a mere fly. It is known as a Tiger Bee Fly because Tiger is for the patterned wings. Fly because it's a fly. Bee because it preTs on bees.

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Aperture 65/10 Shutter 1/160 Focal Length 215000/1000

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Wow! Great capture. Excellent detail.

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Did he chase you after? Great shot.

Great shot with beautiful details!!

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