I found a wasp? What is this critter?

[RavenBlue]

I might either keep or release it depending on what it is.I currently have her in a 3 gallon terrarium until I figure it out.Anyone know what kind of creature this is or what it eats? I'm going to offer some different foods I know some wasps eat until I find out what to do with it.I named her Viper

 

[RavenBlue]

Update: I gave her somewhere to hide in(a small cardboard box) and some water.Offered a dead cockroach and some fruit flies, will try sugar water if she doesn't take that

 

[RavenBlue]

I should also mention I live in Louisville KY and found this in my bathroom

 

[RavenBlue]

Update: I released it but still pretty cool to watch for a little bit

 

[The Snark]

We needed a good picture of the waist to tell if it was in the Diptera or Hymenoptra families.

 

[RavenBlue]

I do have some blurry screenshots from a video.It has a small waist which is why I'm assuming it was a wasp

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

We needed a good picture of the waist to tell if it was in the Diptera or Hymenoptra families.

The spider hunters with blue wings it looks like ? Is that Hymenoptra or Diptera??

I do have some blurry screenshots from a video.It has a small waist which is why I'm assuming it was a wasp

spider hunter wasp of some sort ?

 

[The Snark]

The spider hunters with blue wings it looks like ? Is that Hymenoptra or Diptera??

If primarily carnivorous, hymenoptra. Diptera, flies, don't have venom glands. But to confuse things, some flies can deliver a very powerful bite sometimes mistaken for a sting. The lines between the two families (orders) is a little blurry to the casual observer. Apidae help to blur things even further.

 

[myrmecophile]

Almost certainly a pompilid of some sort. Images are not near good enough to get beyond that.