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DebinSC Georgetown, SC(Zone 8a) May 06, 2007

At least it looks like a wasp. Never seen this one before. It's on citrus tree, if that means anything.
Thanks,
Deb

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claypa West Pottsgrove, PA(Zone 6b) May 06, 2007

Yep, it's a wasp... Pseudodynerus, Euodynerus, and Monobia are three very similar looking genera it might be, to get this ID started.

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DebinSC Georgetown, SC(Zone 8a) May 06, 2007

I'll look them up. I am allergic to bees and hornets, and some wasps. So I always like to know what I'm up against. I like to let them be, but I have to be careful!
Thanks,
Deb

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kennedyh Churchill, Victoria, Australia(Zone 10a) May 06, 2007

claypa is right, it appears to be the Wasp (Euodynerus bidens) in the family Vespidae: http://bugguide.net/node/view/45520/bgpage

I hope you will be adding it to BugFiles

Ken

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DebinSC Georgetown, SC(Zone 8a) May 06, 2007

OK. I added it. Hope I got it right.
Thanks for the info!
Deb

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