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03-MAY-2006 | Doug Smith |
Stingless beeflies mimic real bees as a mean of protection from animals afraid of bee stings. They visit flowers, are yellow and hairy and buzz. This one is a bit smaller than a honeybee and required 200mm with all three Kenko tubes and the 1.4x Tamron converter to capture.
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