Brilliant Carpenter-Bee Mimic Hawk Moth (Sataspes tagalica), family Sphingidae, Chiang Dao, Thailand
photograph by Antonio Giudici


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Brilliant Carpenter-Bee Mimic Hawk Moth (Sataspes tagalica), family Sphingidae, Chiang Dao, Thailand
photograph by Antonio Giudici
All robber flies are hunters, but this one specializes in bees and does a pretty convincing impression of a large bumble bee.
I believe it is a Mallophora fautrix, and I was delighted to find it hunting bees in the yard last summer.
Cochise County Arizona, July 2025.
They looks like a wasp chewing a toothpick
Bee mimicking flies wallpaper I made
Plus here's a better look and fully repeating pattern
Scientific Name: Palpada vinetorum Common Name(s): Northern plushback Family: Syrphidae (hover fly) Life Stage(s): Adult Location: Plano, Texas Season(s): Summer
Not a bee. Male, with eyes that meet. ID key for plushback flies.
Overflies & Asters. Cotton Manor, 2025 taken by @herlastnamepage
Bug of the Day
A wee hoverfly (Toxomerus geminatus) resting on a blade of fennel.
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