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Subgenus TrypargilumObserver
alpharalphahDescription
Possibly some kind of parasitoid wasp unsure.
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Subgenus TrypoxylonObserver
jacksonkusackDescription
Nesting in the corrugated plastic sheets between the bricks.
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Subgenus TrypoxylonObserver
tomasmaulPlace
Tamarind Springs Jalan 1, Taman Tun Abdul Razak, 68000 Ampang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia (Google, OSM)
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Genus PisonObserver
davewalterDescription
Pison species possibly but unusual in that it finished off the nest (on right) with wood scarpings instead of mud
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kgrebennikovDescription
A specimen from the collection. Coordinates were obtained from the GPS when collecting the specimen. These coordinates are the center of the area, where a series of specimens was collected, the accuracy is determined by the size of the area.
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Subgenus TrypargilumObserver
joemdoDescription
I feel like I have seen this one before but I can't find it in my observations
Had a nice day in the Upper and Middle Keys. I came down to give a talk to the Garden Club of the Upper Keys in Tavernier at 11AM and spent the rest of the day bioblitzing a few spots.
All of my observations from today: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?on=2023-03-21&order_by=observed_on&place_id=any&user_id=joemdo
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Subgenus TrypoxylonObserver
colinpurringtonDescription
Inside milkweed stem at bee/wasp hotel.
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Genus TrypoxylonObserver
guilhermeantniodemouraDescription
Quinta-feira (Dia:14/09/23):Eu Encontrei Uma Vespa-de-areia (Gênero:Trypoxylon),No Pátio Da Minha Escola,Essa É Bem Diferente Das Vespas Mais Comuns
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Hornets, Paper Wasps, Potter Wasps, and Allies (Family Vespidae)Observer
bornfeta
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Trypoxylon frigidumObserver
awenningerDescription
Female. Bowl traps. AK bee atlas sample no T5097
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Pison peletieriObserver
stephen_thorpeDescription
Western Springs Gardens, Auckland.
With Opisthoncus polyphemus prey.
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Subgenus TrypoxylonObserver
reinerDescription
small wasp with very long body compared to wings
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Subgenus TrypargilumObserver
mcduckDescription
2496 ft. elevation. ~15mm length. Genus ID by Ken Wolgemuth @ BugGuide.
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Subgenus TrypargilumObserver
jtkindtDescription
Looks like a small wasp. Very intent on eating (?) sticky clear globules (honeydew?) on flower stem. Actually it picked up one of the small globes and flew around with it on its mouth for a while, then landed back in the same spot.
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Subgenus TrypargilumObserver
greglasleyDescription
small wasp, about 2cm long or thereabouts. Very active, flying close to the ground and stopping only briefly to allow a shot now and then
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Subgenus TrypoxylonObserver
stephen_wvDescription
Everything went wrong. Wasp was in a darkish house, my flash was not handy, and the wasp seldom showed its head.
The wasp was inspecting the holes in a picture frame made of wormy chestnut.
Trypoxylon sp.?
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Stictia punctataObserver
davelascocDescription
Avispa de arena "cavando" con las patas traseras principalmente en un agujero en la playa. Color oscuro con manchas amarillentas laterales en el abdomen.
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Trypoxylon figulusObserver
patrikmlcochDescription
cf. figulus. According to Key for British Crabronidae.
