Bees, Hornets and Wasps (Plus Sawflies)

Bald-faced Hornets
“Bee Health“ by eXtension! (a National Cooperative Extension resource)
Bumblebees (BugGuide.net)
European Hornets
Honey bees (eXtension.org)
How to Create a Bee-Friendly Landscape
Paper Wasps
Golden Paper Wasps (BugGuide.net)
Ichneumonid wasps (Texas A&M)
Sand Wasps (Missouri Dept of Conservation)
Sawflies (also called “Stingless wasps” as they highly resemble wasps yet they do not sting) | See also Sawflies (Univ. of Wisconsin Extension) | Sawflies (UMN Extension)
- Birch Sawfly (BugGuide.net)
- Elm Sawfly
- Dogwood Sawfly (Iowa State Univ Extension) (additional images, including the adult stage: BugGuide.net)
- Dusky Birch Sawfly (BugGuide.net)
- European Apple Sawfly
- European Pine Sawfly
- Introduced Pine Sawfly
- Red-headed Pine Sawfly (BugGuide.net)
- Sphacophilus cellularis (hosts: plants in the Convolvulaceae family; bindweed/morning glory)
- Striped Alder Sawfly (hosts include red alder, paper birch and willow)
- White Pine Sawfly
- Yellow-headed Spruce Sawfly (BugGuide.net)
Solitary Ground-nesting Bees (Penn State)
Sweat Bees (BugGuide.net)
Potter and Mason Wasps: Genus Ancistrocerus (BugGuide.net)
Understanding Native Bees, the Great Pollinators: Enhancing Their Habitat in Maine (UMaine Extension)
Yellowjackets