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I was thrilled to see a bee-mimicking robber fly alive for the first time recently! This guy was a big ol grizzly bear of a fly, fierce and bulky and about the size of a carpenter bee.
(Laphria thoracica, IN, 6/19/2026)
Robber fly and assassin bug in my neighborhood…the criminal brothers
The criminal brothers, oh no!
These robber flies have rabbit tail on their butt!
파리매 (Promachus yesonicus)
Found this robberfly just chilling on the concrete so i nudged them onto a stick and put them in a bush
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[PHOTOS TAKEN: JUNE 21ST, 2025 | Image IDs: Two photos of a large fluffy yellow and black bee mimic robber fly on a green leaf /End IDs.]
Laphria grossa, a type of bee mimic robber fly! Saw these massive guys almost every day for a couple weeks and it took a couple days for me to even get a photo!
Oh, how about the common micropanther, which is actually a robber fly (Atomosia puella)?
Have you seen the common micropanther (Atomosia puella)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
Robber flies really are the big cats of entomology in my opinion. They are awesome.
Eastern Yellow-backed Laphria (Laphria thoracica)
May 23, 2025
Southeastern Pennsylvania
A robber fly that hunts bees (and other insects)
