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Is this a queen ID?

Started By Bcam43 , Feb 6 2016 3:32 AM

Best Answer Ants4fun , February 6 2016 - 6:30 AM

Yes, this is a wasp. Go to the full post


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#1 Offline Bcam43 - Posted February 6 2016 - 3:32 AM

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Hi all,

 

Any idea if this is a queen and what type of genus/species?

 

1. I found her in Panton Hill, Victoria, Australia in light bush/scrub. It was a warm day 32c.

2. Found on the 4th February 2016
3. Found in light bushland/scrub.
4. She is 3.5mm long.
5. Colour varies as per pictures.

 

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#2 Offline Bcam43 - Posted February 6 2016 - 4:18 AM

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I think I've been fooled. Is this a wingless wasp???


#3 Offline Ants4fun - Posted February 6 2016 - 6:30 AM   Best Answer

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Yes, this is a wasp.
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