
Ichneumonidae - Wikipedia
The Ichneumonidae, also known as ichneumon wasps, ichneumonid wasps, ichneumonids, or Darwin wasps, are a family of parasitoid wasps of the insect order Hymenoptera.
Do American Pelecinid Wasp Sting? - What's That Bug?
Feb 13, 2023 · What is a scorpion wasp? Scorpion wasps are a family of insects well known for their spectacular morphological structure, with the ability to paralyze or even kill their prey …
American Pelecinid Wasp - Insect Identification
Jan 28, 2025 · The long, glossy abdomen ('tail') of the Pelecinid Wasp female invokes trepidation among humans, but it does not sting. It is actually used to deposit eggs onto the backs of …
Nature Note 140: Scorpion-like and Parthenogenesis - What a Wasp!
Look for this amazing wasp during late summer and early autumn, feeding on the nectar of flowers or cruising low over the ground in fields, gardens, open woodlands, and woodland edges.
American Pelecinid Wasp (Family Pelecinidae) - Field Station
Dec 17, 2013 · They belong in the family Pelecinidae, and they are a New World wasp (with distant, fossilized/amberized relations from the Old World). APWs are relatively common from …
Ichneumonid Wasps: An Overview - Galveston County Master …
Ichneumonids are sometimes referred to as “scorpion wasps” for the extreme length, narrowness, and curve of their abdomens, which may be segmented with a lot of yellow markings.
American Pelecinid Wasp: A Unique and Fascinating Critter
Jun 24, 2021 · Scientists still know relatively little about the American pelecinid wasp, but what we do know makes this wasp a very unique and fascinating animal. As you are out and about this …
Bug o’the Week – Ichneumon Centrator Wasp - Riveredge …
Common names include “ichneumon fly” and “scorpion wasp,” though they’re related to neither flies nor scorpions. They look wasp-ish, and they are in the order Hymenoptera, but they are in …
Ichneumonidae - New World Encyclopedia
Members of Ichneumonidae commonly are called ichneumon wasps. Less exact terms are ichneumon flies (they are not closely related to true flies), or scorpion wasps due to the …
Where do the new species come from? A new species of scorpion wasp ...
In the Peruvian Amazon citizen scientist has discovered a new species of scorpion wasp in the Tambopata National Reserve