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Spider Wasp
Stanley Jones

Spider Wasp (Entypus unifasciatus)

Spider Wasp (Entypus unifasciatus: Pompilidae) 1.5-3.5 cm (0.6-1.4 in) long.
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Habitat
Pineywoods Vegetational Area. Margin of mixed pine/hardwood forest at ca. 93 m (305 ft) elevation.
Location
Tyler, Smith County, Texas, USA.
Date taken
October2018
Scientific name
Entypus unifasciatus
Equipment used
Canon
KC Foggin
Supporter
This is one beautifully detailed closeup of this Wasp and stands out beautifully against that yellow
 
C
Good capture of this wasp Stanley and you look to have got a flower beetle or some such into the bargain too Sir.
 
bievreJJ
impressive wasp, Stanley, looks quite frightening!!! magnificent photo you've taken of it in a beautiful setting, top quality, many tfs!!!
 
delia todd
Staff member
Opus Editor
Supporter
He's got incredibly long feelers, hasn't he.

A great macro image you've taken of this wasp Stanley - excellent work my friend.
 

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Invertebrates
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Stanley Jones
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