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Large blue-black wasp with flat abdomen? - Trogus fulvipes - female
Copyright © 2012 James Reben

Large blue-black wasp with flat abdomen? - Trogus fulvipes - Female
Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine, USA
July 6, 2012
I found it flying around a small tree near compost pile. Every time it landed for a bit of time, some aphid-farming ants would come and shoo it away.
It appeared to just be walking around on each leaf...

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Contributed by James Reben on 7 July, 2012 - 10:01pm
Last updated 8 July, 2012 - 9:26am

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