Tiger Bee Fly
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Monday, January 15, 2018 - 14:27
What: Tiger Bee Fly
Where: Eatontown, New Jersey
When: Summer of 2015
How: Handheld (More info below)
Most people go about their day planning and doing things in an order. But photographers and wildlife enthusiasts just can't miss looking around and finding something new. This Tiger Bee was one such example. We saw it sitting on a railing and I almost passed it before I noticed that I was looking at a fly, that doesn't look like any fly I've seen before. Without disturbing it, I ran to grab my camera, mounted the macro lens and came back and clicked this picture.
Later the bee was identified as a Tiger Bee Fly. These flies are harmless and do not bite humans, though they look a little aggressive, it's far from the truth.
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Raakesh Blokhra
Raakesh is a photo enthusiast and a lover of the outdoors. Blessed to have friends who share the passion, he is now unstoppable and is found with his camera whenever he gets a chance. He has been shooting with his Canon cameras for the past 2 decades and is super excited to work on this website and give you a glimpse of all the wonderful experiences that we share with our cameras. The first camera he held was a Canon SLR that his father gifted him recently after seeing his passion for photography.
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