Just Love (by Nicolas R on Flickr)

Um predador em miniatura(a miniature predator) (by ruiamandrade on Flickr)

*Syrphid larva eating aphid

Camo-larva (by johnhallmen on Flickr)

Dasysyrphus venustus (Family:Syrphidae)

Orange hoverfly (by ~diensilver)

Hoverfly proboscis (by Bogdan Raducan on Flickr)

Volucella bombylans (by terraincognita96 on Flickr)

a bumblebee mimicking hoverfly

Eriozona syrphoides - Wooly-belt Hoverfly (female) 

Vernacular names
English: Unoff. Wooly-belt Hoverfly
Dansk: Bjerg-Svirreflue
Deutsch: Pelzschwebfliege
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Français:
Nederlands: bontzweefvlieg
Norsk (bokmål): humlebarskogblomsterflue
Svenska: humlelik barrblomfluga

Taken near Humbie, Scotland.
Generic name from Greek “Erio” meaning wool and “zona” meaning belt - a pretty apt description.
Large attractive bumblebee mimic first recorded in Britain in 1968 and is probably a recent colonist. Larval food appears to be aphids on spruce trees so has no doubt benefitted from the widespread use of spruce in upland conifer plantations.

(photo/text by Silversyrpher on Flickr)

Arctophila bombiformis (by terraincognita96 on Flickr)

a bumblebee mimicking hoverfly

neynaoe:

Male hoverfly Syritta pipiens (by Lord V on Flickr)

(Kaynak: guardtristan)

Nosey parker by Chris Ruijter

A female Myathropa florea (a kind of hoverfly) posing for a nice shot.

Wasp Attacking Hoverfly In Mid Air by Dale Sutton