Crabro latipes
(Shield-handed Wasps)
Ectemnius sp.
Subgenus Hypocrabro
Passaloecus sp.
(Picket-boring Aphid Wasps)
Trypoxylon sp.
Subgenus Trypoxylon
Philanthus gibbosus
(Hump-backed Beewolf)
On parsley flowers
Philanthus gibbosus
(Hump-backed Beewolf)
On garden parsley flowers
Associated Species: Petroselinum crispum (Garden Parsley)
Cerceris sp.
(Typical Weevil Wasps and Allies)
On common yarrrow
Associated Species: Achillea millefolium (Common Yarrow)
Cerceris sp.
(Typical Weevil Wasps and Allies)
On parsley flowers
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Nesting in an old woodpile
Crabro latipes
(Shield-handed Wasps)
On Pacific Ninebark leaf
Associated Species: Physocarpus capitus (Pacific Ninebark)
Trypoxylon sp.
Subgenus Trypoxylon
From Malaise trap set on August 26-27, 2023.\r\n\r\n8 mm
Crabro latipes
(Shield-handed Wasps)
Tachytes sp.
(Sand-loving Wasps)
Cerceris sp.
(Typical Weevil Wasps and Allies)
Cerceris sp.
(Typical Weevil Wasps and Allies)
Trypoxylon sp.
8 Jun 2023
Trypoxylon sp.
8 Jun 2023
Psenini
Malaise trap, 6 mm
Trypoxylon sp.
8 Jun 2023
Trypoxylon sp.
8 Jun 2023
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
10 mm
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
These three have been at it for the last 15 minutes or so.
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Trypoxylon sp.
24 Jun 2022
Trypoxylon sp.
Subgenus Trypoxylon
Crabro latipes
(Shield-handed Wasps)
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Crabro latipes
(Shield-handed Wasps)
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Trypoxylon sp.
Subgenus Trypoxylon
On raspberry leaf
Crabro latipes
(Shield-handed Wasps)
Crabro latipes
(Shield-handed Wasps)
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Crabro latipes
(Shield-handed Wasps)
Crabro latipes
(Shield-handed Wasps)
BugGuide: \"The male\'s front tibiae are greatly expanded into shields. He covers the female\'s eyes with those things during mating. The plates don\'t blind her, but apparently filter light in such a way that she recognizes this is a male of her own ...
Ectemnius cephalotes
(Large Ectemnius)
Passaloecus sp.
(Picket-boring Aphid Wasps)
Ectemnius sp.
These wasps flit about from hole to hole on a spruce stump, entering some and then leaving to inspect others.\r\n\r\n
BugGuide IDCrabro sp.
(Shield-handed Wasps)
Ectemnius cephalotes
(Large Ectemnius)
Philanthus gibbosus
(Hump-backed Beewolf)
Tachytes sp.
(Sand-loving Wasps)
Trypoxylon sp.
Subgenus Trypargilum
Caught when leaving a hole in a spruce stump. It had briefly inspected several holes before entering the one in which it was caught. Cooled, photographed, and released. (Before I could get enough pictures!)
Lestica sp.
Captured while leaving drilled hole in spruce stump.
Ectemnius sp.
Subgenus Hypocrabro
5 Jul 2018
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Caught returning to next in a rotting log. It had a small insect in its mouth. (See previous observation.)
Cerceris sp.
(Typical Weevil Wasps and Allies)
Cerceris sp.
(Typical Weevil Wasps and Allies)
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Psenini
~12 mm
Entered hole in an old log. Captured as it was leaving. Cooled and photographed.
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
12 mm
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
12 mm, around brush pile
Cerceris sp.
(Typical Weevil Wasps and Allies)
Ectemnius sp.
With a captured hover fly
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Pemphredon sp.
(Typical Aphid Wasps)
Appears to be nesting in a hole bored into an old log.