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I don't know if they can actually sting. But they sure do appear menacing flying about the work site.

That's them, Paul.

They drill. I had one bore through my jacket, behind my shoulder, and kept getting this irritating feeling. I ask a guy at work if he could see any thing there. "Oh yeah, Jer, you got a stump F'r on your back"

the one we have http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJArsRpNHyA

The ones here only lay their eggs in trees that are weak and dying. Very prolific in the white fir almost immediately after falling the tree. I think their called Dobson flies or something like that. The locals call them stump F'rs

they pierce the bark and lay the eggs in the cambium. When have a similar species, but much more full bodied.