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This is indeed a bald-faced Hornet,a dark colored worker with all-black mesoscutellum. The shining cuticle and the damaged wings indicate an aging individual.
An interesting occurence from a Western State, probably from an highland region rather than from the surrounds of Salt Lake city?
Although a formidable killer for many other insects (see several pictures in this Guide), this wasp is not so nasty towards people unless its nest is disturbed.

Yes, this individual was in an Alpine region in back of Timpanogos Mountain that we call the Alpine Loop. A great place for all kinds of "critters" from butterflies to deer, even a cougar if you are so blessed. I wouldn't have been so close had I known it was a hornet. I thought it was merely some kind of Deerfly. I liked the markings on his abdomen so I took the shot. This one didn't bite me at all but there are a lot of biting deerfly in that area. What's his scientific name?