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Pepsine wasp from southern Chiricahua Mnts - Entypus aratus - female

Pepsine wasp from southern Chiricahua Mnts - Entypus aratus - Female
Tex Canyon, Cochise County, Arizona, USA
July 23, 2013
Here are three images of the female from the post below:



Using Townes(1) I was able to verify a number of characters on the subfamily Pepsinae from these images and those in the post in the thumbnail above. And I think this is Entypus aratus, following Frank Kurczewski lead from Alice's post below:


Images of this individual: tag all
Pepsine wasp from southern Chiricahua Mnts - Entypus aratus - female Pepsine wasp from southern Chiricahua Mnts - Entypus aratus - female Pepsine wasp from southern Chiricahua Mnts - Entypus aratus - female Pepsine wasp from southern Chiricahua Mnts - Entypus aratus - female Pepsine wasp from southern Chiricahua Mnts - Entypus aratus - female

Moved
Moved from Pepsini.

Moved
Moved from Pepsinae.

Another nice series, Aaron.
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Thanks, Ron
Pompilids are fascinating creatures :-)

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