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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Ants, Bees, Wasps and Sawflies (Hymenoptera) » Sawflies, Horntails, and Wood Wasps » Argid Sawflies (Argidae) » Arge

Genus Arge

 
 
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Arge abdominalis · Arge coccinea · Poison Ivy Sawfly · Rose sawfly · Arge onerosa

Species Arge abdominalis
Insect on pitcher plant - Arge abdominalis

Species Arge coccinea
Sawfly - Arge coccinea Sawfly - Arge coccinea sawfly larva? - Arge coccinea Help I.D. Caterpillar - Arge coccinea Help I.D. Caterpillar - Arge coccinea Sawfly - Arge coccinea

Species Arge humeralis - Poison Ivy Sawfly
Red/Black Wasp-like - Arge humeralis 5014128 larva - Arge humeralis Sawfly - Arge humeralis sawfly - Arge humeralis Which *sawfly* is this, please? - Arge humeralis Sawfly - Arge humeralis Sawfly Larva - Arge humeralis Poison Ivy Sawfly - Arge humeralis

Species Arge ochropa - Rose sawfly
Larva on rose bush - Arge ochropa Some type of hymenopteran? - Arge ochropa Imported Rose Sawfly - Arge ochropa bright orange insect - Arge ochropa bright orange insect - Arge ochropa Orange hornet like insect - Arge ochropa Imported rose sawfly - Arge ochropa Rose Sawfly - Arge ochropa

Species Arge onerosa
Pack Symphyta 7.11.09 01 - Arge onerosa

 
 
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