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Parasitic Wasp Larve

Photo by TeresaBurke
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Field Notes

Description:

Parasitic Wasp Larva

Eggs of some sort? Spring has sprung! Anyone know what they might be?

Habitat:

Woods

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (1)
auntnance123
My first impression was that they were coccoons of a parasitic bug on a caterpillar (based on how they're grouped and that curved 'twig' above end that might indicate a hornworm).

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PublishedMarch 18, 2012

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