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Genus Polistes - Paper Wasps. The information below is based on images submitted and identified by contributors. Range and date information may be incomplete, overinclusive, or just plain wrong.
female Mischocyttarus unknown wasp - Mischocyttarus - male Vespidae sp. - Mischocyttarus Wasp on Soldierwood - Mischocyttarus Mischocyttarus mexicanus cubicola ? - Mischocyttarus Are these a species of yellow jackets? - Mischocyttarus Paper wasps - Mischocyttarus Brown-yellow-black Wasp - Mischocyttarus
Apr 3, 2005 Adult P. fuscatus feed mainly on plant nectar. The species is considered insectivorous because it kills caterpillars and other small insects in order to provide food for developing larvae. Foragers collect various prey insects to feed to the larvae. The wasp then malaxates, or softens the food and in doing so
Jul 21, 2004 European Paper Wasp and Larvae - Polistes dominula Wasp - Polistes dominula - male European Paper Wasps? - Polistes dominula Is this Polistes dominula? - Polistes dominula - female Unknown Wasp75A - Polistes dominula European Paper Wasp (Polistes dominula) - Polistes dominula - female
not Pol*istes - Mischocyttarus flavitarsis - female Wasp opening a Hemerophila diva cocoon - Mischocyttarus mexicanus - female Mischocyttarus mexicanus ? - Mischocyttarus flavitarsis Paper Wasp - Mischocyttarus mexicanus Very Small for Polistinae - Mischocyttarus mexicanus - female Vespidae - Mischocyttarus
Polistes Polistes sp. - Polistes Paper Wasp - Polistes - female Fly Species needs ID - Polistes Polistes Species needs ID - Polistes Wasp - Polistes Brown and Yellow Wasp - Polistes February Paper Wasp in Georgia - Polistes polistes - Polistes Polistes fuscatus ? - Polistes Red paper wasp. Species? - Polistes wasp -
another picture - Polistes annularis - female High Point Paper Wasp (Polistes annularis) - Polistes annularis Paper wasp? - Polistes annularis - female Wasp - Polistes annularis Paper Wasp - Polistes annularis - Polistes annularis wasp 1 - Polistes annularis Polistes - Polistes annularis wasp - Polistes annularis
Jul 30, 2017 Large social wasps with long legs, usually brown, yellow markings typically less extensive than yellow jackets and hornets (Vespinae). Build distinctive paper nests attached to a surface by a stalk. No outer covering of cells as in the Vespinae. Males have curly antennae and yellow faces (P. annularis males
Jan 3, 2010 No Taxon (Aculeata - Ants, Bees and Stinging Wasps). Superfamily Vespoidea (Yellowjackets and Hornets, Paper Wasps; Potter, Mason and Pollen Wasps and allies). Family Vespidae (Yellowjackets and Hornets, Paper Wasps; Potter, Mason and Pollen Wasps). Subfamily Polistinae (Paper Wasps).

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March 2018