On the photo the insect
      looks like a bee with a long thin nose.

Large bee fly

A bumblee on a white flower
      of a cherry tree
On a white flower

(Bombylius major)

Wiki : Bearing an extremely strong resemblance to bees their body is stout and furry, with the top of the thorax being black and shiny and the pile either brown, yellow, or white. They have long spindly legs as well as a long rigid proboscis found in the front of the head. Bombylius major mimic bees to allow them to get close to the bees burrow. When close, the female will flick the eggs into or near the nests of the host insects. The larvae are parasitoids which then feed on the food stored, as well as the young solitary bees or wasps.