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This is a fly which mimics bees - eristalinus taeniops - but it has the most unusual eyes.
Unusual eyes
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deeeeeeewd
thats sweet hahah
thats sweet hahah
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Nice, though you focused on the wing?
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really nice shot.
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Good shoot. Always wondered how they would look at close range. They can "hover" in the air, can't they?
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Thanks for the comments everyone. 
Traxtor: yes they can hover just as bees do.
Traxtor: yes they can hover just as bees do.
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