Is this a Wasp?

Very hard to tell without seeing the face/head.

A fly of some sort.

I think it's probably some type of Clearwing Moth. Maybe a hornet moth or a tiger moth.

No proboscus.

How can you tell? I can't see it's head.

No this is a WASP



Q: How can you tell the only WASP in the shower?
A: He’s the one with The Wall Street Journal on his lap.

Q: What do call a WASP who doesn’t work for his father, isn’t a lawyer and believes in social causes?
A: A failure.

I am aware that this post is about a year old but just for fun I will reply because I wana flaunt my smarts. While I can't positively identify this especially with just this single picture lacking some important visual info I can tell you a few things. First it is not a fly, you can clearly see it has two sets of wings while all flies(Diptera meaning two wings) only have a single set. It is also not likely a wasp or bee because it has a long thick abdomen that is not distinctly separated with a waist as is indicative of Hymenoptera. I would guess it is probably a moth.