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Family Siricidae - Horntails

Tremex · Eriotremex · Urocerus · Xeris

Genus Tremex
Pigeon Horntail, Tremex Columba - Tremex columba - female Wasp? No - Sawfly - Tremex columba Wasp? - Tremex columba Interesting coloration on this bug ,is it a beetle? - Tremex columba Tremex, but which one? - Tremex columba - female Horntail - Tremex columba - female Large queen wasp - Tremex columba - female Visitor to the rooftop - Tremex columba - female

Genus Eriotremex
Wagging wasp 640 - Eriotremex formosanus Wagging wasp 640 - Eriotremex formosanus Asian Horntail - Eriotremex formosanus - female Ichneumonid? - Eriotremex formosanus - female Ichneumonid? - Eriotremex formosanus - female Eriotremex formosanus - female

Genus Urocerus
Oregon Horntail - Urocerus gigas - female Large wasp-like insect - Urocerus gigas Urocerus albicornis Urocerus albicornis large wasp - Urocerus californicus Horntail Urocerus albicornis - Urocerus albicornis Wasp found on my leg - - Urocerus albicornis female California Horntail? - Urocerus

Genus Xeris
Cascades Wasp - Xeris spectrum - female


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