wasp cont.

Tanglefert | 13:35 Sun 17th Sep 2006 | Animals & Nature

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I looked at the wasp u suggested but it wasn't one of those. It was black, similar to a flying ant but larger and with one single orange band around its tail end. There also appeared to be a slightly bulbous sting.

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RATTER15

I think you will need to search the Internet for pictures, many wasp type insects that could fall within that description.

B00

Was it any of these 'adorable' little critters?

http://www.gardensafari.net/english/remaining_ wasps.htm

Dizzieblonde

It wasn't a bee, was it? I saw some honey-farming bees on the telly the other night and they looked more like jaspers! Not the furry, fat little bumblebees I imagined.

Tanglefert

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GOT IT!

http://www.gardensafari.net/pics/wespen/overig e_wespen/diplazon_laetatorius_hs2_4553.jpg

Thanks for that :)

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