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Giant fly/bee/hornet found in Mexican Jungle
Here's a not so little guy that I found while taking some palm pics in a jungle in Nayarit MX. He had some seriously huge fang, and wouldn't want to meet even a couple of them, much less a swarm. I wear large gloves, so my hands should give some scale to the size of the little bugger.
He's giving the evil eye in this shot. Here shows a little more shine that he's got. I've always liked weird bugs! Last edited by Tropicallvr : 10-23-2007 at 05:34 PM. |
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Re: Giant fly/bee/hornet found in Mexican Jungle
Wow, he looks a bit like an alien, take care.
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Re: Giant fly/bee/hornet found in Mexican Jungle
Cool! It looks like a Darth Vader bug!
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Re: Giant fly/bee/hornet found in Mexican Jungle
What, exactly IS that?????
OUCH! New species?
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Re: Giant fly/bee/hornet found in Mexican Jungle
Nasty. Looks like some type of wasp/fly bug.
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Re: Giant fly/bee/hornet found in Mexican Jungle
I believe that is a Carpenter Bee.
Here is another for comparison. http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...3Doff%26sa%3DN |
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Re: Giant fly/bee/hornet found in Mexican Jungle
Thanks Momoese,
I guess they don't use those bug chopers for eating others, just wood. |
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