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Genus Sphex

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Sphex
dark sphecid wasp, Sphex sp?? - Sphex Great Golden Digger Wasp - Sphex - female Sphecid at Burrow - Sphex - female Sphecid at Burrow - Sphex - female Spider wasp? - Sphex Spider wasp? - Sphex Wasp - Sphex Wasp - Sphex Sphex cf. flavovestita - Sphex

Sphex » Sphex (Fernaldina) lucae (Sphex lucae)
Sphex Wasp ??? - Sphex lucae - Sphex lucae - female Wasp? - Sphex lucae Wasp - Sphex lucae Wasp -Sphex (Fernaldina) lucae - Sphex lucae - female Wasp -Sphex (Fernaldina) lucae - Sphex lucae Wasp-Sphex (Fernaldina) lucae - Sphex lucae - female Wasp - Sphex? - Sphex lucae Wasp - Sphex? - Sphex lucae Black Wasp, orange Ab - Sphex lucae Black Wasp, orange Ab - Sphex lucae Digger Wasp with prey - Sphex lucae Digger Wasp with prey - Sphex lucae

Sphex » Sphex habenus
habenus with red abdomen: male? - Sphex habenus - male habenus with red abdomen: male? - Sphex habenus - male habenus with dark abdomen: female? - Sphex habenus - female

 
 
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