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hi martin, thanks for your info. this is the first time i spotted this wasp in this park (i've been visit regularly in the pass 3 years).
Hey Kimkiu It seems like you found the ID already. I could not find its ID but I suspect maybe Auplopus. http://www.flickr.com/photos/32977858@N02/5366326162 . Here is your exact wasp with its orange legs, orange antennae with black tips and no name. Wow!!! http://www.flickr.com/photos/22953763@N02/6734030727 You've got to follow Kristi, she takes awesome pics of bugs that are local to you.
thanks ashish. it looks close enough to a spider wasp... hope martin can confirm for us ^^
@kimkiu... This is wonderful spotting.... Here is experts like Martin from Australia will guide you on exact specie.
http://pestsgone.com.au/2012/01/04/yellow-antennae-black-spider-wasp/
Can be a Spider Wasp... Do their antennas were observed turned in round shape...?
yes she is cute! she was struggling and balancing in strong wind....
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PublishedFebruary 8, 2013

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