 Peggy J. Maguire |
What is it?
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Peter W. Marks |
Looks like a wasp to me Peggy. Probably the species known as the Paper Wasp because their nests are rather like a honeycomb made of thin paper. Let's see who knows better; I'm more of an etymologist than an entomologist. (That should have a few folk reaching for the Websters Dictionaries) Pete
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Bob Cammarata |
According to Bugguide, it's likely a species of Scoliid Wasp. (...possibly Scolia nobilitata)
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Peggy J. Maguire |
Peter,It will have me reaching for the dictionary!!Thank you and Bob for the infro.I'll check on both of them...Peggy
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- Dennis Flanagan Contact Dennis Flanagan Dennis Flanagan's Gallery |
It's either a mud dauber wasp or a yellow jacket. I'm leaning mud dauber.
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Peggy J. Maguire |
Thank you Dennis,I looked it up and it's a Scoliid Wasp...Thank you all.....Peggy
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
Now the only mystery is, what happened to it?
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Peggy J. Maguire |
True
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