Busted!

[John Trogdon]

I don't know what these are, but I caught them fooling around in my yard. I would call someone to complain, but I didn't know who to call, so I shot them. . . . ;)

[berrylish]

aahhhh isnt it breaking the rules to post pornography?

[Vetteography]

What the heck are they? Awesome colors on them.

[John Trogdon]

aahhhh isnt it breaking the rules to post pornography?

I'm quite certain it is. . . . but I'm a rebel. . . . . ;)

[Raj]

I dont now what they are but like the photo ;)
Very colorful !

[Jemmind]

That's unreal. I cannot find that bug online for anything. It looks like some kind of wasp but Ive never heard of amy red and blue wasps before.
MAybe you've discoved a new species!
Julie

[PaCiFiSt]

Thats quite a colorful photo. I like.

[John Trogdon]

That's unreal. I cannot find that bug online for anything. It looks like some kind of wasp but Ive never heard of amy red and blue wasps before.
MAybe you've discoved a new species!
Julie

Julie,
I was pretty amazed when I saw them flying together. At first I thought they were love bugs, but it's not the season for them here. They did look like a wasp, but I haven't ever seen wasps that colorful. I have no idea what they are.

[Paul A]

They are moths that mimic wasps, I belive they are in the family Sesiidae. Very cool, see them in the tropics a lot.