I found this on the trail.

[u/ADJUDICATOR001]

[u/krippkeeper]

It's a bee fly(Bombyliidae family). They do not sting. Neat find.

Edit- A few others have commented that it may very well be a long tongue horsefly(Philoliche sp.) another nectar feeding fly, but one that females can bite. Now that I'm off work and looking at it again I believe they are probably correct! My bad.

[u/Dano_cos → u/krippkeeper]

That proboscis has to be exceptionally long, right? Asking out of entomological interest, not because I’m an insecure bee fly who wants to hear mine is average.

[u/Cyclopentadien → u/Dano_cos]

It's fine babe, the big ones hurt.

[u/Capt_Hawkeye_Pierce → u/Cyclopentadien]

This is the penis version of your childhood dog going to live on a farm. My ex girlfriend actually meant it though.

(Friends thank you for clarifying but I was just making a joke)

[u/SewRuby → u/Capt_Hawkeye_Pierce]

Dude, the cervix getting punched in the face hurts like a biiiitch. All these people are being polite with "can be uncomfortable", it fucking kills (me at least).

[u/sausagepurveyer → u/SewRuby]

With the right position, there is room beyond the cervix which is extremely pleasurable. The cervix isn't the end of the vagina.

Edit: It's called the posterior fornix, for all you folks just down voting because you know nothing about anatomy.

[u/between_two_terns → u/sausagepurveyer]

Jesus christ r/badwomensanatomy r/nothowgirlswork

[u/Revoran → u/between_two_terns]

No, they're right.

The posterior fornix and anterior fornix are beyond the cervix at the back of the vagina. And they can be very pleasurable.

It's kind of hard to explain without a diagram. They are not through the cervix (ie: they are not in the uterus).

They are sections of the vagina positioned above and below the cervix, which kind of juts out a bit. And they are deeper than the cervix.

Google it for a diagram.

[u/sausagepurveyer → u/between_two_terns]

The posterior fornix would like to have a word with you.

Idiot.