Wasp -see also Bee
Any
 insect of the family Bombyliidae (order Diptera). Many resemble bees, 
and most have long proboscises (feeding organs) that are used to obtain 
nectar from flowers. Their metallic brown, black, or yellow colour is 
attributable to a covering of dense hair; in many species the body and 
sometimes the wings bear patches of delicate and easily abraded scales. 
Some bee flies
 are quite small, and their immature stages are unknown. Many species, 
including the largest and most showy, are tropical; but some species 
with a length of more than 1 cm (0.4 inch) live in temperate regions. 
They are usually found on flowers around sunny, grassy places. 


 
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