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Bee Mimic ID
nomad
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Posted on 21-05-2017 18:51
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What is this bee mimic please found in Limestone scrub May 2017, England.

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Edited by nomad on 23-05-2017 10:41
 
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Posted on 21-05-2017 19:16
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I would say bumblebee mimic Smile

Probably Merodon equestris, see the venation of the wings. But check, wheter there is another species with sinusoide r4+5.
 
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Posted on 21-05-2017 20:22
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Many thanks Treebeard, certainly that species. Not the best images, taken in shade without ring flash. We only have one Meredon species, an import in Victorian times with daffodil bulbs.
 
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Hmm, 'The image you are requesting does not exist or is no longer avialble.' That is the problem you may get when linking to external images for ID and then renaming them...
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Hi Paul
Thats strange I can still see them, they are linked to imgur.
 
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Zoinks! You've taken a wrong turn.
Let's split up, gang. If you're looking for an image, it's probably been deleted or may not have existed at all.

Perhaps the images (a) still in the cache of your page; (Cool are only visible to members [who are logged in?]; (c) are only shown regionally (like BBC does not display clips outside the UK).
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I have uploaded them using another host site. hopefully you can see them now. TumbsUp
 
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Indeed, visible now. SHould be forma valida.
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