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Zodion americanum?

I think. on Oxeye Daisy. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/39424296 loop west. fm. id

What features are required for ID on these wasps? I have many photos of from many angles (including ventral shots)

On grass fruit (Dichanthelium acuminatum).

Dozens falling onto deck from enclosed house eves, in small localized area. Smaller and translucent at first. ~1cm length

pupa: https://bugguide.net/node/view/1475336/bgimage

Small insect covered in dead insect parts

Will revisit later.

Don't have the proper resources to look this up right now, gonna have to come back to it later

Help me ID larva! None of the suggestions really match up. It was crawling up the side of a building at Mountsberg Raptor Centre

I would say 'phenomena', i don't even know if it was insects that had build this mud structure. Close by in the rockface, there was a hole in the mud wall with a last summer paper wasp. nest.

Nymph

Probably too decomposed to ID, but I thought I'd try anyway, just in case someone has a clue what it may be.

Possibly where sawfly eggs were laid?

une aile de ???

WAY bigger than the other flies around

These flies are tiny, not much bigger than two pinheads combined. I did not think the Identotron suggestions matched up with these flies. Also, there are a lot of tinier insects (?) on the flower.

Not certain on the ID.