Wow...I can't tell you how impressed I am that you knew that. Thank you for the quick response!

It's one of the many seed bugs, sometimes called leaf-footed bugs. Not to worry. Wont' breed indoors. Around here, gobs can overwinter on the side of the house, then move into the wall during colder times. If you have lots, they'll leave later in spring. If you don't, just take them outdoors.

I don't know enough about European sphinx moths to be helpful - try posting this on the Butterfly forum, and mention where you live - someone there may be able to help. Tucker

It's an ichneumon wasp, genus Megarhyssa. Parasitic on other woodboring larvae, such as Tremex, a large horntail wasp. Completely harmless to people. It uses the long ovipositor to lay eggs down in the tunnels of the woodboring wasp larvae, which then become food for the Megarhyssa larvae. Ain't bugs great? The link below has good pics of a different, but similar species. Tucker Here is a link that might be useful: Megarhyssa wasp