About Pipe-organ Mud Wasp
A slender black solitary wasp that builds mud-tube nests in hollow stems and holes, provisioning them with paralyzed spiders. Named for the organ-pipe arrangement of its mud cells.
Did You Know?
Builds multiple tube-shaped mud cells arranged like the pipes of a church organ.
Distribution
Where Pipe-organ Mud Wasp can be found
Seasonal Activity
Peak activity
Moderate
Low / dormant
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