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A new kind of Bee?
I found this one today too, just dont know what kind he is, Yet. hope you like.
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Re: A new kind of Bee?
Nice shot. I've a feeling that it's a fly of some sort.
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Re: A new kind of Bee?
Definitely looks like some type of fly.... funny, furry little guy..never seen one like that before.
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Re: A new kind of Bee?
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Re: A new kind of Bee?
cool shot be.. i really like the earthy tones of this one....... this little guy looks like he shouldn't be able to fly at all....... (he's got one HUGE abdomen)
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Re: A new kind of Bee?
Another excellent shot, Eagle. Try to find it again to show us more of it ( closer of course ).
Thanx for the information Guitartists Regards
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Re: A new kind of Bee?
A Bee-Fly, who would have thought it? Thanks for the great I.D. on this one guitartists. And thanks to all for the great and kind words, I will find this one again, thanks.
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