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Frass is insect debris and this section of the site is a humorous reference to that. Poor quality images, images from outside North America, north of Mexico, and those that otherwise do not add value to the Guide are moved here. Frassed images will remain here for 30 days after the most recent activity so that comments may be viewed. After that they are automatically removed by the system.

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Chalcid? Chalcid? Chalcid wasp tiny wasp on white oak underside of leaf by main stem tiny wasp on white oak underside of leaf by main stem Formicidae Even tinier wasp Oatmeal Wasp 1 Ceraphronoidea? Which wasp family? Is this a crazy ant? - female Is this a crazy ant? - female Wasp ID Maybe Eremnophila sp. ? Wasp ID Maybe Eremnophila sp. ? Wasp ID Maybe Eremnophila sp. ? Wasp ID Maybe Eremnophila sp. ? Wasp ID Maybe Eremnophila sp. ? Tiny Wasp Midge? Memphis Bioblitz 2016 Wasp Memphis Bioblitz 2016 Spider Leptoglossus or Narnia? What species? Leptoglossus or Narnia? What species? Leptoglossus or Narnia? What species?

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