A worldwide community photographing and learning about wildlife
Project Noah Nature School
Panorpa Refescens
Very small 1/4 inch strange little insect. Nymph stage. Does not sting as adult
Meadow in the Poconos, PA
Not a nymph; nymphs of insects are wingless. This is a female and that's why there is no club on the tail.
Wow! Thanks Juan! And Alice, I posted another orange insect. This one was a favorite of my facebook friends. Is it a nymph? Looks so cute and harmless. HA!
Looks too exotic for PA. Nice spotting!
this is a Scorpion fly (Panorpidae)
Spotted on Sep 1, 2011 Submitted on Nov 9, 2011
Join the Project Noah Team
4 Comments
Not a nymph; nymphs of insects are wingless. This is a female and that's why there is no club on the tail.
Wow! Thanks Juan! And Alice, I posted another orange insect. This one was a favorite of my facebook friends. Is it a nymph? Looks so cute and harmless. HA!
Looks too exotic for PA. Nice spotting!
this is a Scorpion fly (Panorpidae)