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The Private Life of Spiders
Spider-hunting wasps When confronted with their arch enemy, the spider-hunting
wasp (Pompilidae), many spiders seem to be almost defenceless. The largest
spider-hunting wasps, the Tarantula Hawk Wasps, are the most impressive
wasps ...
in. Tarantula hawk wasps have a sting that is as painful as an electric shock. T A
spider-hunting wasp sometimes digs a hole in which to bury its paralyzed victim.
Spider-hunting wasps are deadly to spiders but are not especially aggressive to ...
Helen Bateman, Jayne Denshire, 2005
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Lowland Grassland and Heathland Habitats
... Black-backed meadow ant Formica pratensis Red barbed ant Formica
rufibarbis Bees and wasps Ruby-tailed wasp Chrysis fulgida Spider-hunting
wasp Evagetes pectinipes Spider-hunting wasp Homonotus sanguinolentus Dry
and sandy ...
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Oxford Thesaurus of English
... worm sexton beetle shield bug silverfish skin beetle slave-making ant snake fly
snipe fly snow flea soldier beetle soldier fly Spanish fly spider beetle spider-
hunting wasp spittlebug springtail spruce budworm squash bug stable fly stag
beetle ...
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Handbook of Agricultural Entomology
... they have caught prey before excavating the soil, usually to create just one cell.
Fig. 11.23 Spider-hunting wasp (Pompilidae) (from Lyneborg 1968, with
permission). Family Scoliidae These wasps are also among the largest
Hymenoptera.
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Attracting Wildlife to Your Garden in Southern Africa
wagtails 77 warblers 16, 60 wasps 133 braconid wasp 134 mud-dauber wasp
134 paper wasp 76, 134, 134 parasitic wasps 131 spider-hunting wasp 134
water features 13, 54 water garden 66 plants for a water garden 67 where to
create a ...
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Insects and Spiders of the World
SEE ALSO Ant Bee Biological control Fig wasp Parasitic fly Spider-hunting wasp
Velvet ant Wasp T Many parasitic wasps attack spiders. This spider has a
parasitic wasp larva attached to its abdomen. The larva feeds on body fluids
through a ...
Robert S. Anderson, Richard Beatty, Stuart Church, 2003
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Ant Lions, Wasps & Other Insects
SPIDER FOR DINNER Most wasp young, or larvae, eat the bodies of other
animals. The adult spider-hunting wasp stings and paralyzes its victim. It then
places the spider into a nest or cell, where its young will hatch and eat the victim
alive.
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Latin American Insects and Entomology
Biology of Trypoxylon (Trypargilum) superbum (Hy- menoptera: Sphecidae), a
spider-hunting wasp with extended guarding of the brood by males. Kans.
Entomol. Soc. J. 57: 365-376. Fritz, M., and J. Genise. 1980. Nido de barro
Sphecidae, ...
Charles Leonard Hogue, 1993
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Practical Entomologist
Small rows of mud nests are made together, and each is furnished with pollen
and an egg- Above The ingenious spider hunting wasp {Anoplius infuscafus)
outwits the spider and paralyzes it, prior to taking it away to furnish its nest, where
it ...
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Heaven on earth in a world of insects
Although he had always been keen on studying beetles, he was later inspired to study Pompilidae - spider-hunting wasps - by a DSIR entomologist who had told ... «Otago Daily Times, ott 14»
Newfound Wasp Stacks Ant Skeletons in Its Home
The species behind the corpse houses was a spider-hunting wasp previously unknown to science. The findings were detailed today (July 2) in the open-access ... «Discovery News, lug 14»
Newly Discovered Wasp Literally Has Skeletons in Its Closet
A newly discovered wasp has been keeping a gruesome secret: It stuffs ant ... the corpse houses was a spider-hunting wasp previously unknown to science. «NBCNews.com, lug 14»
Wasps Find One Way to Support Humans
An Australian wasp provides an important service to humans, researchers report: It ... became interested in a closer study of spider-hunting wasps in Australia. «New York Times, set 12»
Redback-spider-hunting wasp discovered
The redback (Latrodectus hasselti) had been thought to have very few predators - that was until a spider-hunting pompilid wasp (Aegenioideus nigricornis) was ... «Australian Geographic, set 12»
Credit: Florian and Peter Irwin
Throughout Australia, a tiny wasp stings and paralyzes redback spiders before ... Agenioideus nigricornis, it's now known as the redback spider-hunting wasp. «LiveScience.com, set 12»
PHOTOS: Spider-Killer Wasp, Eyeless Crustacean Found
March 9, 2009--This spider-hunting wasp is one of 19 new species recently found in Australia--most of them in Western Australia state, considered a "hotbed of ... «National Geographic, mar 09»
19 new species discovered and named in Western Australia
o The spider-hunting wasp Eremocurgus linnaei lurks in forests in southern WA where they hunt for and paralyse spiders to provide food for their developing ... «Wildlife Extra, mar 09»
New creepy crawlies named
Spider-hunting wasp Eremocurgus linnaei, which lurks in forests in southern WA where it hunts for and paralyses spiders to provide food for their developing ... «WA today, feb 09»
