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 Small wasp (Parasitica)? -> Eulophidae (maybe Cirrospilus)
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| smol |
Posted on 17-09-2022 20:08
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Member Location: Posts: 312 Joined: 06.07.22 |
I have been interested in this little creature for some time, but am really not getting further. If I have to guess, I think it is around 2/3 mm. It might be a wasp (Parasitica)? 2022-09-05, Netherlands  
Edited by smol on 18-09-2022 22:13 |
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| guplox |
Posted on 18-09-2022 02:15
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Member Location: east China (Zhejiang) Posts: 474 Joined: 09.02.18 |
Looks like a Eulophidae. Resembles Sigmophora brevicornis in general appearance, perhaps a congener or near it. Compare this: https://serigaya....a03_w.html
Edited by guplox on 18-09-2022 02:22 |
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| smol |
Posted on 18-09-2022 10:21
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guplox wrote: Looks like a Eulophidae. Resembles Sigmophora brevicornis in general appearance, perhaps a congener or near it. Compare this: https://serigaya....a03_w.html Thank you very much! This looks indeed quite like it, I only believe the black abdomen is not present in my picture. However, more detail characteristics are simply lacking in my images. At least it is part of Eulophidae, where I also found a look-a-like in the Cirrospilus genus; C. lyncus (https://waarneming.nl/observation/223124757/). I think more detailed pictures are needed, but this at least brings me much closer 
Edited by smol on 18-09-2022 10:22 |
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| guplox |
Posted on 18-09-2022 10:42
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Member Location: east China (Zhejiang) Posts: 474 Joined: 09.02.18 |
That's awesome!  Cirrospilus genus is probably correct. I think Cirrospilus brevis might be another promising candidate. See: http://gipcitricos.ivia.es/cirrospilus-brevis-zhu.html |
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