I like that you included that leaf, but I wish you had zoomed a little closer. I've seen a similar type of wasp, and would like to be able to see what its housing development looks like.

There isn't a lot more you can see without "opening" the leaf, which I haven't done because I'm waiting to see if anything else emerges. I have about 8 of these leaves. At first I was going to open a couple of them (look into the space between the top and bottom of the leaf where you can see the damage) but then I decided to wait to see what emerges. I'll open them eventually if nothing more emerges. If I had more leaves I'd open a few... I suspect a moth caused the original leaf damage and the wasp is a parasitoid.

Glad you like the photos. :)

This is interesting. I hope something else does emerge, and you keep us posted, so we can get a glimpse of the big picture!

A moth or something else must have done the original damage to the leaf. This colorful little wasp is a parasitoid -- so while it was a larva it probably ate the original leaf-damaging critter.

I will post anything else that emerges from the leaves!