Volucella zonaria by iaacf
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Description
Volucella zonaria is a large hoverfly.. it can reach to a length of almost three centimeters ! It is a species of Southern Europe, but it seems to spread out to the North more and more.
It lays it's eggs in wasp nests.

Comments (15)
FANTASTIC macro!! boy you can really see his wings here.,. love the lighting!!.. brilliant shot!
super close up
Excellent macro in detail and lighting:):):)...V
What a capture! Excellent photo!
Wow...this is a real breath taking photo...V
Great shot!!!
Quick!!! Get the swatter!!! Just kidding. Sure does look big in this macro though. Great photo.
a most excellent capture....=)
Great light and image. The detail is amazing and it is presented very nicely.
I seems that spring is back... Splendid!
fantastic perspective and details.. wowww gorgeous macro.. excellent:)
Bravo I am happy the time for the hoverflies is here again.. There are a few even bigger than this one.. Wonderful Macro
Wow, quite an impressive macro capture of this hoverfly on the flowers! Excellent work, Oskar, all those stunning details are fantastic! :)
Excellent macro! And OMG! Gave me the willies! I hate bugs like these! I tend to freeze up and can't do anything at all when they come around. We have some like that here in the US that are called horseflies that get that big! Nasty!
Another great shot missed last week... but seen now, thanks to the LWitG selection [ http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?ForumID=12379&Form.ShowMessage=2630115 ] ! Impressive macro, Oskar! :~)