Bug Identifier
Black and Yellow Mud Dauber
Community identification

Black and Yellow Mud Dauber

Sceliphron caementarium

Order & Family
Hymenoptera: Sphecidae
Size
24 to 28 mm (approximately 1 inch in length)
See this bug in the Encyclopedia

Natural Habitat

Found near mud sources and sheltered areas like eaves, attics, and bridges

Diet & Feeding

Adults feed on flower nectar; larvae feed on paralyzed spiders provided by the mother

Behavior Patterns

Solitary wasps that build tube-like nests from mud. They are known for hunting spiders to stock their nests for their offspring.

Risks & Benefits

Benefits the ecosystem by controlling spider populations. Generally non-aggressive and rarely sting humans unless handled or threatened.