I think it's a cicada killer. They are basically harmless in that they are so passive it's hard to get stung by them. They do intimidate people because they are large and fly slowly near the ground.
They make holes in the lawns, especially sandy soils, to lay eggs in. They catch cicadas as a future food supply for the larvae.
Hi All, our kitchen counter is covered with these tiny brown ants, efforts to control them have failed including vinegar, bleach, ant traps
and constant cleaning, what else?
Geo 🇺🇸
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This thing is sitting outside on my storm door. The top is the head and the bottom black thing is like a sleeve that partially rolls down to expose more head, The second pic shows how it sticks at top and the rest extends away from the door .It's about 1\2 inch.
Never saw anything like it. :eek:
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