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Family Siricidae - Horntails

Tremex · Eriotremex · Urocerus · Xeris

Genus Tremex
Can anyone tell me what kind of Monster this is? - Tremex columba Pigeon Horntail - Tremex columba - male Pigeon Horntail - Tremex columba - male pigeon horntail? - Tremex columba - female Pigeon Horntail - Tremex - female What is the giant insect? - Tremex columba - female Interesting coloration on this bug ,is it a beetle? - Tremex columba Pigeon horntail - Tremex columba - female

Genus Eriotremex
Wagging wasp 640 - Eriotremex formosanus Wagging wasp 640 - Eriotremex formosanus

Genus Urocerus
Possible Horntail - Urocerus Wasp Bee Hornet..........What - Urocerus gigas - female Cool Bug! - Urocerus californicus Cool Bug! - Urocerus californicus large wasp close-up - Urocerus californicus Large wasp-like insect - Urocerus gigas Horntail? Sawfly? - Urocerus cressoni wood wasp - Urocerus albicornis

Genus Xeris
Cascades Wasp - Xeris spectrum - female


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