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Hi!
You can’t imagine how glad I was finding this site! As I live in Thailand now, some strange insects get in front of my camera and most of the time it is difficult to find out what kind of species it is. Like for example this one. I think it’s a mudwasp, but a very tiny one (maybe just a baby!) not more than 1 centimeter. Normally the mudwasps here are much bigger. But maybe it could also be a paperwasp? Hope you can help my identify this one.
Greetz,
Monique
Hi Monique,
This does appear to be a Mud Dauber Wasp, but we cannot be sure. Your photos are lovely. Eric Eaton wrote is with his opinion: “The skinny wasps have me stumped, also, but I’m leaning toward something related to paper wasps or mason wasps…. Eric “
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