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 ID please? --> Braconidae cf. Alysiinae subfamily
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| Ray Perry |
Posted on 17-09-2021 09:16
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 Member Location: Flensburg, Germany. Posts: 387 Joined: 26.09.17 |
Old observation from 17 Aug. 2019. @ 2.40pm It examined insect holes in an old, rotten birch trunk (my natural insect hotel). The holes were used by Stigmus https://insektenf...99082& and Crossocerus https://insektenf...99138& wasps. Body length +/- 6mm without antennas and ovipositor. Insect holes 1.5 to 2.0 mm in diameter. Notice the strange way it walks - see the video https://www.youtu...-7ah1STxhI. Many Thanks Ray Ray Perry attached the following image:  [256.47Kb] Edited by Ray Perry on 17-09-2021 17:56 |
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| Ray Perry |
Posted on 17-09-2021 09:21
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Member Location: Flensburg, Germany. Posts: 387 Joined: 26.09.17 |
@ 2.56pm. When viewed from the side, the metasomal / abdomenal segments widen towards the posterior end, giving it a more blunt end. There seems to be something stuck on the side, the little grey triangle it's trying to remove with its hind legs - see video https://www.youtu...DDZQBU4QUw. Ray Perry attached the following image:  [52.94Kb] |
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| eklans |
Posted on 17-09-2021 12:32
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Member Location: Franconia, Germany Posts: 1635 Joined: 11.11.18 |
Hi Ray, it could be a wasp of the Braconidae - Alysiinae.
Greetings, Eric |
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| Ray Perry |
Posted on 17-09-2021 17:56
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Member Location: Flensburg, Germany. Posts: 387 Joined: 26.09.17 |
Many Thanks Eric. |
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