Euodynerus tempiferus
(Viereck, 1908)
Euodynerus tempiferus is a of mason wasp in the Eumeninae. As a member of the Euodynerus, it shares characteristics with other solitary vespid that provision nests with paralyzed caterpillars for their larval offspring. The species was described by Viereck in 1908. Specific biological details for this species remain poorly documented in available sources, though it likely exhibits the general nesting typical of the genus, including use of pre-existing cavities or self-excavated burrows.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Euodynerus tempiferus: //juːˌɒdɪˈnaɪrəs tɛmˈpɪfərəs//
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Ecological Role
As a mason wasp, Euodynerus tempiferus likely functions as a agent of caterpillar , provisioning nests with paralyzed or larvae that serve as food for developing offspring.