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Vespidae (Amazonia - Peru)
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 Very interesting "bee" from rainforest in Peru. If someone d know at least family, I ll be glad. Thanks!

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Maybe Vespidae!!
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 Yeah, it's one of the social vespid wasps, of which there are many. They are the only neotropical wasp that ever stung me Grin
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