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Black and Yellow Potter Wasp? - Cerceris bicornuta - male

Black and Yellow Potter Wasp? - Cerceris bicornuta - Male
Pryor, Mayes County, Oklahoma, USA
August 1, 2012

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Black and Yellow Potter Wasp? - Cerceris bicornuta - male Black and Yellow Potter Wasp? - Cerceris bicornuta Black and Yellow Potter Wasp? - Cerceris bicornuta

Moved
Moved from Cerceris.

Male - Cerceris bicornuta
Bob, please note that the notch on the yellow stripe, on the abdominal T2, can have a variable width in this species (the most) and the overall colors of this genus (mostly the black & red) are also slightly variable.
Here are a few reference images that you may want to compare with your male wasp's images. Cerceris bicornuta:
mating pair: male (dorsal):
I suggest that you verify my info and then move the images or ask Dr. Ascher to take another look at him, because he was correct to question this one, as usual. Good Luck!

Moved

Cerceris rufopicta (Crabronidae) - female
One of the "Weevil Wasps". An Apoid Wasp, not a Vespid.

 
I question the species ID
What is your basis for this?

 
Thanks!
Thanks!

Cerceris sp. (Crabronidae) - female
One of the "Weevil Wasps".

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