Insect Photography #32 - A Philippine Rogadinae In Our Window

Philippine Rogadinae

I found a Yellow Philippine Rogadinae in our window six days ago before that I've already found a. The Rogadinae is more similar to Ants with wings the difference is the Rogadinae has a long antenna. The Rogadinae is a subfamily of Wasp which's why they also similar to Bee's but their eyes are smaller than the Bees. When I opened our window's curtain I saw that insect at first I thought it was a big ant with wings but when I inspect it's was a Rogadinae.

Every time when I saw an insect either it's a housefly or ants I immediately grab my phone and also my macro lens. I don't need to go outside to find some insects because it has a forest back of our house that's why it has more insects came to our roof deck. You can see some of my photographs of the Philippine Rogadinae down below.

Here's are the Philippine Rogadinae attached to our windows you can see the curtain inside of our room.

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Camera: Taken by Realme 5 Pro with Macro Lens
Lens: Apexel 20mm & 12X
Category: Insect Photography
Location: Antipolo, Philippines
Date Taken: May 28, 2021

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