With autumn coming, this wasp-like flying friend was very weak already. I'm grateful he made one last pose for the camera. Do you know what his name?

Oh, I recognise him. That's George.

Yeah, I'd know that deadbeat's external mouth parts anywhere. Dude owes me $20.
- Sigh. That’s a dog whistle, you can just say mouth. It’s like when insects make jokes about our abdomens, it’s just rude.
That's Harry, George's identical twin brother. Unfortunately he isn't the evil one, which means George is still out there terrorising the world.

Looks similar to the European paper wasp. Would that match with the location you found it at?

Nevermind, apperently they have been introduced to almost anywhere :D

Yes, this looks to be right. Thanks!
- It's the one right of the red cicle though. The paper wasp. Notice the orange antennae.

His name was Robert Paulson

In general you can call anything with that body shape a wasp. Hornets are just big wasps. If it's not a bee or an ant, it's a wasp.

Shot with Sony A7 III and a Sigma macro lens with 105mm and almost 1:1 resolution. This dude was quite large. I'm pretty sure it was not a wasp.

You know what would be more useful for identification - any indication of location. Was this seen in Australia, Thailand? Germany? Mongolia? Peru?
- Germany. Didn't think of giving further information for identification, haha. These were supposed to be general stats.