Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Robber Fly with prey

by vipin.baligaKarnataka, India

A pretty large Robber

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Robber fly

by ChrisGrasselClovis, New Mexico, USA

Some type of Robber

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Robber Fly

by joanbstanleyTexas, USA

This robber

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Bee-like robber fly

by Maria dBCarrboro, North Carolina, USA

This female robber

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Wasp Mimic Robber fly feeding

by vipin.baligaKarnataka, India

Wasp Mimic Robber

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Robber Fly

by Brian ParsonsKirtland, Ohio, USA

Small gray Robber

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Spotting

by jesloweryIndiana, USA

Unknown species - I think it's a small

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Robber Fly

by mdwildlifeMaryland, USA

A robber

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Robber fly

by Ismael ChavesHeredia, Costa Rica

Hanging with just one leg and feeding at ...

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Robber Fly

by werdgentGreensboro, North Carolina, USA

I think that is a smaller fly it is

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Robber Fly

by TravisAnthonyVirginia, USA

A large flying invertebrate, brown overall.

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Robber Fly

by LuisStevensSan Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí, Mexico

The Asilidae are the robber

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Robber fly

by Ismael ChavesHeredia, Costa Rica

"robber

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Robber Fly

by SargonRMontgomery, Alabama, USA

Robber

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Breaded Robber Fly

by JessicaMuellerKentucky, USA

accident or if provoked. Because they

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Black Robber Fly

by Argybee3158, Victoria, Australia

Robber

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Robber fly

by Maria dBChapel Hill, North Carolina, USA

, stout sucking mouthparts. The name "

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Robber fly

by NuwanChathurangaAnuradhapura, Sri Lanka

The Asilidae are the robber

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Robber Fly

by SarahWhittOhio, USA

"robber

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Robber Fly

by Wild ThingsThane, Maharashtra, India

The Asilidae are the robber

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robber fly

by SachindraUmeshSri Lanka

. The name "robber

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Red-footed cannibalfly

by Maria dBChapel Hill, North Carolina, USA

. The name "robber

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Robber fly with prey

by Brian38Washington, USA

"robber

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Robber Fly

by joanbstanleyBelton, Texas, USA

robber

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Robber Fly with Honey Bee

by joanbstanleyTexas, USA

robber

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Robber Fly

by Brian38Federal Way, Washington, USA

A mostly grey robber

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Robber Fly

by Smith'sZooWestern Cape, South Africa

are voracious predators of bees wasps and grasshoppers caught in flight. Some ...

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Robber Fly

by LuisStevensGuanajuato, Mexico

The name "robber

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Giant robber fly

by Aaron_GOklahoma, USA

Large robber

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Robber fly

by LuisStevensNayarit, Mexico

Robber

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Common Brown Robberfly and Horse Fly

by LeanneGardnerMackay, Queensland, Australia

name "robber

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Robber Fly

by AndreaLimNorthern Territory, Australia

could not get very close. I didn't know it was

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Giant Robber Fly, female

by ForestDragonUSA

Large for a Robber

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Robberfly

by Wild ThingsKarnataka, India

The Asilidae are the robber

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Assassin fly

by rlh20205

Asilidae are the robber

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Small Yellow Robber Fly

by Argy BeeVictoria, Australia

A large and bristly fly with some small ...

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Robber fly

by dotun55Port Harcourt, Nigeria

The Asilidae are the robber

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Robber or Assasin Fly

by Leana Lahom-CristobalGapan, Nueva Ecija, Philippines

hypopharynx.The name "robber

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Robberfly

by Ashutosh DudhatraRajkot, Gujarat, India

The Asilidae are the robber

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Robberfly

by Ashutosh DudhatraAhmedabad, Gujarat, India

Robberfly with prey....spotted at Indroda nature park.The Asilidae are the ...

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Robber fly

by LuisStevensSan Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí, Mexico

The Asilidae are the robber

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Robber Fly

by LauraMcLeanSarnia, Ontario, Canada

selective niche. As their common name implies,

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Robber Fly

by Malcolm Wilton-JonesSanto Tomé del Puerto, Castilla y León, Spain

Asilidae family. Feeding on what looks like ...

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Robber fly

by CynthiaMHoriMichigan, USA

beetles, on which they feed by ...

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Spotting

by Tokio茨城県, Japan

It's a type of Asilidae, robber

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Bee-like Robber Fly

by ForestDragonNew York, USA

robber

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Robber Fly

by JamesPriest2Sydney, NSW, Australia

their common name implies, robber

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Giant Robber Fly

by joanbstanleyDenton, Texas, USA

This is a large robber