Wasps are often gangly, delicate looking creatures. Why they have the thread thin stalk leading to the abdomen is mysterious, but there is a whole group called "thread waisted wasps". While wasps will kill other insects to feed their young, it is not unusual for them to nectar on flowers like a bee.
Below a mud dauber wasp takes off from a salt heliotrope flower.
black and yellow mud dauber wasp (Sceliphron caementarium)
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