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They're solitary wasps with wingless females 
Image the stinger on that!Those things are so cool. I caught one last year and tried to keep it. I was unsuccessful, it never ate the honey water i was offering or the half grape, eventually dying. I think she was fertilized and wanted only to find a place to lay eggs.
Have you heard it stridulate yet?
This is her. I guess this is a pretty large species, more than 1" body length. These are found in MD.
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yep. kinda tricky to find, but it can be doneWasps for sure the males have wings right?
It was about as noisy as a chihuahua too, haha. That thing was non-stop bug barking. That's a cool weird looking black and white one. Nice shots Pulk. ...parasitic, ..criminals of the wasp world.hee hee that 1 looks like a chiuauha experiment gone wrong,man i love velvet ants,awesome little devils:clap:
no, I didn't.nice shots of the males pulk. did you find their female counterparts?