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RMF6JY7N–This moth is a wasp mimic - a classic example of Batesian mimicry. Photographed on a white background.
RFJ376T3–Chrysotoxum cautum hoverfly. Large and boldly coloured wasp mimic in the family Syrphidae, at rest on grass
RMK4H30A–Xanthogramma pedissequum. Adult male wasp mimic hoverfly found in grassland near water in Arundel, West Sussex, England, UK in early Autumn.
RF2D388AW–A hover fly (Syrphid fly) in the family Syrphidae on a large yellow flower. This bee or wasp mimic hovers around flowers and feeds on their nectar.
RFC7NDRT–The clearwing moth, ceryx sphenodes, in Thap Lan National Park, Thailand. Believed to be a bee or wasp mimic.
RMFE07R1–Clearwing Wasp Moth (Syntomoides imaon) adult at rest on leaf, Sinharaja Forest Reserve, Sri Lanka, March
RMDPXJRK–Wasp-mimic Hoverfly (Syrphus vitripennis), adult perched on a stinging nettle leaf at Cliffe Pools in Kent. August.
RFJ376T0–Chrysotoxum cautum hoverfly. Large and boldly coloured wasp mimic in the family Syrphidae, at rest on grass
RMF6JWF4–Leafhopper that strongly resembles a wasp. This is a fantastic example of Batesian mimicry.
RMW3CTY6–Harmless black and yellow striped wasp mimic hoverfly in flight, flying between mauve campanula flowers in an English garden in summer
RMRKK9R5–Wasp-mimicking Hoverfly (Chrysotoxum cisalpinum) foraging on Crown daisy (Chrysanthemum coronarium), Corsica, France, May.
RFC7NDMN–The clearwing moth, ceryx sphenodes, in Thap Lan National Park, Thailand. Believed to be a bee or wasp mimic.
RMWTPG7E–A Syrphid Fly (Spilomyia longicornis) foraging on a Goldenrod flower. This fly mimics a wasp or yellowjacket.
RM2HX176H–Slender Waisted Hoverfly, Allobaccha sp. Also known as Waisted Slender Hoverfly, Slender Hoverfly and Mimic Hoverfly, as they mimic a wasp. Feeding on
RMRH84JY–Costa Rica Moth (Cyanopelpa species) adult at rest on tree trunk, wasp mimic, Turrialba, Costa Rica, October
RFJ43K2X–Wasp beetle (Clytus arietis). A striking yellow and black wasp mimic in the family Cerambycidae, displaying Batesian mimicry
RMF6JPAM–Leafhopper that strongly resembles a wasp. This is a fantastic example of Batesian mimicry.
RMHMCATX–White-barred Clearwing (Synanthedon spheciformis) - a nationally scarce wasp-mimic moth of damp carr woodland
RMK4H309–Hoverfly mimicking a wasp (Xanthogramma pedissequum), adult male, found in grassland near water in Arundel, West Sussex, England, UK in early Autumn.
RMW3CTYB–Harmless black and yellow striped wasp mimic hoverfly landed on and feeding (nectaring) from a campanula flower in an English garden in summer
RMRKK9RW–Female wasp-mimicking Hoverfly (Ceriana vespiformis) feeding from Wild carrot / Queen Anne's lace (Daucus carota) flowers, Lesbos / Lesvos, Greece, Ma
RMC3MP3H–Wasp Mimic Katydid (Quiva sp) on a leaf. Napo River bordering Yasuni National Park, Amazon Rainforest, Ecuador.
RMWTPG6M–A Syrphid Fly (Spilomyia longicornis) foraging on a Goldenrod flower. This fly mimics a wasp or yellowjacket.
RMKA03FK–Wasp mimic UK female hoverfly, Eupeodes luniger, feeding on the blue flower of Convolvulus sabatius
RMRH2BY8–Costa Rica Moth (Pheia elegans) adult at rest on tree trunk, wasp mimic,Turrialba, Costa Rica, October
RM2DT83GY–Syrphid Fly male, Spilomyia kahli, Syrphidae. Body Length 16 mm. Nectaring at aster. Wasp mimic.
RMPE5EX8–Sesiidae moths are characterized by their hymenopteriform (wasps, bees) Batesian mimicry, frequently of identifiable species.
RFJ43K28–Wasp beetle (Clytus arietis). A striking yellow and black wasp mimic in the family Cerambycidae, displaying Batesian mimicry
RMF6KDMH–Leafhopper that strongly resembles a wasp. This is a fantastic example of Batesian mimicry.
RMHH49EE–Thrift Clearwing (Pryopteron muscaeformis), a tiny wasp-mimic moth, perched on Thrift (Armeria maritima)
RM2GJ0AW3–Wasp spider (Argiope bruennichi), colourful female spider on her web in late summer, early autumn, England, UK
RMJG5PB8–UK wildlife: a wasp mimic, Conops quadrifasciatus is a parasitoid fly whose larvae are internal parasites of bumblebees, West Yorkshire, England, UK
RMWBXC8N–Wasp Beetle, Clytus arietis, a member of the long-horn beetle family, Cerambycidae. Catbrook, Monmouthshire, Wales
RMM4A8CM–Syrphus ribesii (a common wasp-mimic hoverfly) feeding on a Dandelion/Hawkweed (Asteraceae) flower
RM2C7EDCJ–Female black and yellow wasp mimic UK hoverfly, Eupeodes corollae, feeding on a hawkweed flower
RMRH2B99–Costa Rica Moth (Pheia elegans) adult at rest on tree trunk, wasp mimic,Turrialba, Costa Rica, October
RM2DT800N–Syrphid Fly female, Spilomyia kahli, Syrphidae. Body Length 15 mm. Nectaring at Mule-fat, Baccharis salcifolia, Asteraceae. Wasp mimic.
RFJ43K2H–Wasp beetle (Clytus arietis). A striking yellow and black wasp mimic in the family Cerambycidae, displaying Batesian mimicry
RMF6JNER–Leafhopper that strongly resembles a wasp. This is a fantastic example of Batesian mimicry.
RMHMCAX4–Yellow-legged Clearwing (Synanthedon vespiformis) - a wasp-mimic moth with black and yellow stripes, perched on a leaf
RMM92J23–Wasp beetle (Clytus arietis) on a plastic garden chair, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, UK.
RM2HWBH09–Large wasp hoverfly (Chrysotoxum cautum) female resting on a grass stem in scrubland, Kenfig NNR, Glamorgan, Wales, UK, June.
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