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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Hexapods (Hexapoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Ants, Bees, Wasps and Sawflies (Hymenoptera) » Aculeata - Ants, Bees and Stinging Wasps » Spider Wasps, Velvet Ants and allies (Pompiloidea) » Spider Wasps (Pompilidae) » Pepsinae » Tarantula-hawk Wasps and Allies (Pepsini)

Tribe Pepsini - Tarantula-hawk Wasps and Allies

 
 
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Calopompilus · Cryptocheilus · Entypus · Epipompilus · Tarantula-hawk Wasps

Genus Calopompilus
Tarantula Hawk - Calopompilus pyrrhomelas Calopompilus pyrrhomelas 01b - Calopompilus pyrrhomelas - male Spider wasp of some kind - Calopompilus pyrrhomelas Wasp? - Calopompilus deceptus - male Wasp? - Calopompilus deceptus - male Black wasp - Calopompilus validus Wasp I think - Calopompilus pyrrhomelas - female Calopompilus maculipennis? - Calopompilus maculipennis - female

Genus Cryptocheilus
Cryptocheilus hesperus - female Pompilidae -? - Cryptocheilus - male Honey bee sized Spiderwasp - Cryptocheilus ? tarantula hawk ? - Cryptocheilus terminatus Cryptocheilus sp.? - Cryptocheilus Black wasp with orange wings on Euphorbia esula - Cryptocheilus terminatus - male Pepsid wasp - Cryptocheilus Pepsis grossa? - Cryptocheilus terminatus - female

Genus Entypus
Pepsis or Hemipepsis? - Entypus aratus Tarantula Hawk - Entypus unifasciatus - female Spider Wasp ? - Entypus unifasciatus - female Bright yellow orange antennae - Entypus unifasciatus Entypus unifasciatus - male What kind of wasp is this? - Entypus Entypus sp.? - Entypus - female Entypus unifasciatus? - Entypus unifasciatus - female

Genus Epipompilus
Epipompilus aztecus - female Epipompilus aztecus ? - Epipompilus aztecus - female Epipompilus aztecus ? - Epipompilus aztecus - female wasp? - Epipompilus aztecus - female Epipompilus aztecus (Cresson) - Epipompilus aztecus - female Epipompilus aztecus (Cresson) - Epipompilus aztecus - female Epipompilus aztecus - female Epipompilus aztecus - male? - Epipompilus aztecus - male

Genus Hemipepsis - Tarantula-hawk Wasps
Unknown Cryptocheilus? - Hemipepsis ustulata Pepsinae with yellow antennae - Hemipepsis toussainti - female Pepsinae with yellow antennae - Hemipepsis toussainti - female Pompilidae - Hemipepsis ustulata - male Tarantula Hawk, Pepsis sp. Is this P. thisbe? - Hemipepsis ustulata - female Tarantula Hawk Body Scan - Hemipepsis ustulata - male black wasp with orange wings on tree branch in Coyote Hills Regional Park midday 2021 July 21 - Hemipepsis ustulata - female Female, Pepsini - Hemipepsis ustulata - female

 
 
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