I thought people might enjoy seeing this little lady that I found on the flowers in the back yard this morning. I don't think the species has a common name, although it is an unusual and fairly common insect. She uses that scorpion tail to lay eggs on beetle grubs, such as june bugs, burrowing underground. Males have a normal abdomen. By the way, she doesn't sting.
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Aren't bugs interesting?
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