Posted by ValerioW on 21-07-2016 21:15
#14
piros wrote:
In the region where I live (S. Hungary), E continuus is by far the most frequent Ectemnius sp. Here, most, but not all, specimens have black third tergite. In the case of males, the shape of the lower surface of the antennae, when clearly seen, is sufficient to distinguish it from other Central European/Hungarian species. That's the reason I think it could be that sp.
I see piros. But
rubicola is really similar to that species. You need to check propodeum, clypeus, and the full antennae, in females, while is important to evaluate tarsomeres in males