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Xenox tigrinus
A fly with dark and clear patterns on the wings.
Spotted taking a drink at a seep along a dirt road in central Washington.
A parasitic fly - the female lays its fertilized eggs in Carpenter bee nest. The Tiger bee fly larvae will hatch and consume the Carpenter bee larvae before they can mature enough to fly away.
Spotted on Jun 23, 2018
Submitted on Jul 7, 2018
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