Giant Asian Hornet

Started by edric, June 14, 2014, 02:31:26 PM

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edric

Knocked this out of the air with a Sabal palmetto frond petiole, because I thought it was an Asian Hornet, but it has slightly different markings, and does not have a real yellow head either, did I kill it for naught? thanks, Ed

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GSF

My crippling uneducated guess would be something in the wasp family. I can't really say tho.
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RHBee

Is this what you have? If so it's called a Cicada Killer.

Later,
Ray

Dallasbeek

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divemaster1963

It depends on how much sleep you want to get when the 17 year cycle of the mass cecada birth hits your area : :-\ 8-)

John

RHBee

Quote from: Dallasbeek on June 15, 2014, 01:07:55 AM
Is that good or bad?
No threat to honeybees that I know of.
Quote from: divemaster1963 on June 15, 2014, 01:41:46 AM
It depends on how much sleep you want to get when the 17 year cycle of the mass cecada birth hits your area : :-\ 8-)

John
LOL
Later,
Ray

Better.to.Bee.than.not

you killed it because it's creepy. good 'nuff for me....

Jim134

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edric

Thanks all, I killed it for naught, and I beg your forgiveness, they are no threat to Honey bees at all, I had no way of knowing it was a Cicada killer, it was moving so fast, the possibility of a threat to my bees made me panic, Ed

RHBee

No biggie,  I'd have killed the big thing myself. Just cause it's a wasp. I hate wasps big or little, they are dead meat.
Later,
Ray

johnnie1uk

Quote from: edric on June 15, 2014, 05:52:14 AM
Thanks all, I killed it for naught, and I beg your forgiveness, they are no threat to Honey bees at all, I had no way of knowing it was a Cicada killer, it was moving so fast, the possibility of a threat to my bees made me panic, Ed
Remind me not to move to fast when im in your vicinity!
"Give bees a chance" need I say more......

edric