They are yellow and black (a bee look-alike) and they hover in the air, occasionally alighting on your skin in wiggling their abdomen up and down. It is a fly that looks and acts like a bee, but it ...

Here’s how to tell bees ... yellow stripes on their abdomen, Troyano says. Bald-faced hornets, on the other hand, are mostly black with a white pattern on their face, giving them a “bald ...

But you saw a yellow and black striped insect flying around the garden, would you know if it was a wasp, bee, or a hornet? They look similar but they're very different in terms of where they live ...

Let’s take a closer look at some of nature ... distinctive hovering flight, stripey yellow-and-black hover flies (Syrphidae) are often mistaken for bees. Hover flies are potential pollinators ...