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Subfamily Sphecinae

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Sphecinae
Palmodes dimidiatus Black Mud Dauber Black Mud Dauber Sphecid? on sloped dirt bank Sphecid? on sloped dirt bank Sphecid? on sloped dirt bank Sphecid? on sloped dirt bank Sphecid? on sloped dirt bank Solitary wasp provisioned nest with mating grasshoppers - male - female Wasp Sphex pensylvanicus? - male - female In bedroom window track 8036424 wasp Small wasp with white eyes. May or may not be complete. Found dead on trash container. Wasp Wasp Thread-waisted wasp (Sphecidae, Sphex lucae (Saussure)) - male wasp wasp Sphecidae large wasp large wasp large wasp Thread-waisted wasp

 
 
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