Happy #flyfriday! Looks like a moth but it's a bee fly, genus Lephidophora, apparently a kleptoparasite of solitary vespid and sphecid wasps. Apparently these can be seen in Georgia but are more common up north. Black Rock Forest, NY last month.
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Fly with tongue sticking into on small daisy-like flower. Fly has black and pale yellow/green feathery hairs on its body, feathery antennae, narrow dark wings spread to the side, humped body and blocky feathered rump.