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    Square-headed Digger Wasp.

    Posing on granite, note the "brushes" around the sting. 300+MC-20 natural light.



    In the burrow, an old oak post. 60 macro setup with flash.

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    Re: Ectemnius Cephalotes

    Where's the hole in the granite?

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    • #3
      Re: Ectemnius Cephalotes

      Originally posted by pandora View Post
      Where's the hole in the granite?
      I think he's just looking for it, either that or a dentist.
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        A dentist will teach him how to sting big time.

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          Lovely images but the lack of a yellow stripe across the back of the thorax and the striping along the legs, makes me doubt that it is cephalotes. Some of the species are very difficult to separate.

          Harold
          The body is willing but the mind is weak.

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            Re: Ectemnius Cephalotes

            Possibly lapidarius then?
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              Re: Ectemnius Cephalotes

              Originally posted by Beagletorque View Post
              Possibly lapidarius then?
              That looks more likely. Strangely, as our most widespread species, it is absent from my book.

              Harold
              The body is willing but the mind is weak.

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