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if you're lucky enough to have neighbors with easily accessible gardens or potted plants, make use of them on days where the weather is too hostile to go bug hunting elsewhere. if the aforementioned neighbor is kind of a shithead like mine, you get to cheer on the bugs fucking with their plants as a bonus, like this rose sawfly (Arge ochropus) who i hope laid a million eggs in there
(June 29th, 2025)
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Argid Sawflies (Family Argidae), female (top) and male (bottom), taken August 24, 2025, in Georgia, US
What I believe are a male and female of the same sawfly species, perched in close proximity to one another! I presume the female was letting off pheromones and this male was searching for her, as he was a couple feet away scouring the branches of a bush when I found him. You can tell this is a male because of his smaller size and longer, combed antennae. Males of all sorts of insects will oftentimes have larger and bushier antennae to maximize surface area, allowing for better pheromone detection and an increased chance of finding a lady! This guy was putting his to good use!
Blue sawfly i found on the ground
I put them on a marigold, because all sawflies deserve the flowers :D
Azalea Argid Sawfly (Arge similis)
[PHOTOS TAKEN: APRIL 27TH, 2024 | Image IDs: Two photos of a black and orange argid sawfly on a pink, white, and yellow fleabane flower /End IDs.]
Really uncommon for me to come across a sawfly! I hardly realized it was one at first- It almost looks like a fungus gnat but I knew it didn't look quite right for one of those! Wonderful to come across the predecessor suborder to the modern wasp!
Sawfly larvae feeding on leaves.
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Willow oak sawfly (Arge quidia), Newark DE, July 2018.
At a superficial level, sawflies resemble caterpillars in their larval stages. Caterpillars have prolegs on certain abdominal segments (typically segments 3-6 and 10), whereas sawflies have prolegs on every abdominal segment. These prolegs can be seen in the above picture for the willow oak sawflies.
Willow oak sawflies group together as they feed, consuming leaves of oak often down to the stem. Large numbers can defoliate trees, but the oaks will recover. When threatened, the sawflies will raise their abdomens in the air in a “S-shaped” stance.
I love Arge similis larvae cause they’re adorable.
Purple Wasp
I feel like I'm taking about as much pictures of her as of Soundwave. Though Argidae is a newer figure. If Snail Shell studio makes more of them, I'll probably buy them!
