Why didn't Noah swat those two mosquitoes?
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Wow Ginny! Such a close up... amazing!
Blue winged wasp.
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/1c/73/12/1c731254ae79fae3f188a09d0558de77.jpg
Never seen anything like it before but beautiful in its own way.
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I have no idea what they are but it looks like Anni has your answer. I've never seen one of those either.
Looks like you got the answer. There are wasps around here but I don't think I've seen this kind. Although they look scary, the yellow spots are pretty :-)
I would not say yuck...looks like they are good a pollination! But I wouldn't want to touch one either.
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These insects are new to me. They are busy pollinating the flowers. Have a beautiful day.
We have something here that look almost identical to this but doesn't have the blue wings and it's called us to cata killer and once one was sitting on Bob sandwich and he was looking at me and talking and turned his head and bit the same width and its tongue is tongue it had the same look as the bottom of this one but not the blue wing
You got great pictures of what appears to be a wasp. I try to stay clear of all of them.
I could tell it was a wasp, but not what kind. Stay away, I bet they sting. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
I don’t think I've ever seen them, but then, some insects I get just a quick look at before they are gone.
I knew Anni would know! Isn't it wonderful we have our own resident expert on such things? She's a real treasure! And we have these too, Ginny. I figured they were some kind of bee or wasp and could sting.... so I always give them a wide berth if I see them. *lol* Love, Andrea xoxo
Some kind of wasp - Anni knew the name.
Hey that was a good quote - why did they not kill out the mosquitoes?
Yikes! It could be a wasp or possibly a hornet. Maybe a bee killer? Regardless, it is one to stay away from!!
Eek!
You sure did get some great photos of it!!
I'm not a fan of 'unidentified flying insects' either but those photos were really beautiful!
Greetings from Sri Lanka!
Those blooms must have been delicious. They really are working them over.
Are they those Murder Hornets? I don't Know what one looks like but they sound horrible.
Extraordinary insect and great photos of it Ginny. I found one in Williamsburg last year and identified it from this page. I think it is the same one.
https://content.ces.ncsu.edu/scoliid-wasp-in-turf
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