Asilidae

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˚Cerdistus cf. debilis/denticulatus (Diptera, Asilidae) Robberfly holding a big-headed Fly (Diptera, Pipunculidae) Prey Arthropods, Spiders, Weird Animals, Amazing Animal Pictures
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˚Cerdistus cf. debilis/denticulatus (Diptera, Asilidae) Robberfly holding a big-headed Fly (Diptera, Pipunculidae) Prey
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Robberfly (Asilidae) - DSC_7952
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Bee killer - Mallophora fautrix Mallophora fautrix (Diptera - Asilidae) is a species of robber flies with a very bad reputation as killers, predators, mimics and assassins. These are bee mimics and they prey upon bee, bumble bees and wasps. They can be usually recognized by their bright eyes. Like all flies, they have no crushing mouthparts and therefore have to drink their lunch. That means for robber flies the proboscis has evolved for piercing and sucking. One stab and a cocktail of ... Bees And Wasps, Bee Killer, Beetles, Bugaboo
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Bee killer - Mallophora fautrix Mallophora fautrix (Diptera - Asilidae) is a species of robber flies with a very bad reputation as killers, predators, mimics and assassins. These are bee mimics and they prey upon bee, bumble bees and wasps. They can be usually recognized by their bright eyes. Like all flies, they have no crushing mouthparts and therefore have to drink their lunch. That means for robber flies the proboscis has evolved for piercing and sucking. One stab and a cocktail of ...
A Robber Fly (Asilidae) in Dominican Amber.
A Robber Fly (Asilidae) in Dominican Amber.
"le bombardier"  diptere asilidae (surement Eutolmus rufibarbis) Ball, Moth
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"le bombardier" diptere asilidae (surement Eutolmus rufibarbis)