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Field Notes

Description:

Hymenoptera, mostly black with two thin yellow stripes. Slow-moving.

Habitat:

Someone's yard -- on cow parsnip or possibly Queen Anne's lace.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
Rioux and Son
Not sure about the hornet, but the plant is aegopodium podagraria, aka Bishop's Weed, an edible and medicinal invasive. Exciting? Yes.
HemaShah
Maybe you could cut and crop? You are already 15 spottings old! Belated Welcome, Haley. Nice to have you here!

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Mission
Pollinating Insects of the World
Mission
Portland: Urban Biodiversity
Mission
Pacific Northwest: Arthropod Ages and Stages
Photographed
PublishedMay 31, 2014

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