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Eastern Tawny-horned Spider Wasp

Entypus unifasciatus

Description:

A mostly black wasp with reddish brown tips on the wings. The long antennae are a light sandy brown - where it gets its common name. The wasp is highly venomous and uses the venom to prey on spiders, which they paralyze and feed to their young.

Habitat:

Spotted in dense vegetation along a roadside at Mount Magazine State Park.

Notes:

Range across much of North America but are more commonly found in the southern and eastern portions.

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Brian38
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Brian38

Havana, Arkansas, United States

Spotted on Aug 25, 2022
Submitted on Aug 27, 2022

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