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Syrphidae CZ - Temnostoma bombylans
Miroslav Fiala
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Please, help with determination.
NPR Žebracka, Moravia, The Czech Republic
found on 2.6.2009, body lenght about 15 mm
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You caught the beautiful wasp-mimic Temnostoma bombylans. A female, using her front legs as 'antennae' Smile
 
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One of the things that really got me clinched to syrphids. Temnostoma's even mimicing wasps in their behaviour!
I think the first time i saw them do it, the only thing that went through my mind for the next few hours was "waaaaaw!!!"
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Many thanks ..., its really beautiful Smile
 
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At least 3 other perfect wasp-mimics are flying at the moment as well: Doros profuges, Ceriana conopsoides and Temnostoma vespiforme...
 
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