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I don't know if it's the same thing, but we have mud dobber wasps out here, and they will sting and paralyze a spider, then stuff it in the hole in the mud nest, lay an egg and seal off the set up. The egg hatches and feeds on the spider until the baby wasp is big enough to dig out and survive on it's own. Great pictures and awesome focus on the wasp.