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Tiny yellow Chalcidoid (?) wasp (06.11.23) --> Aphelinidae, cf. Aphytis
Juergen Peters
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Hello,

this 1.5 mm wasp I found last night under an ivy leaf in our garden (northwest Germany). Very conspicuous colouration, but I can't even find a similar one, nor its family.
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Hi Jürgen, I think it's one of the Aphelinidae (Parasitoid of Aleyrodidae White Flies) - Encarsia? Cales?
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or Aphytis: https://bugguide....iew/903935
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Thanks a lot, Eric! Aphelinidae is a new family for me. The pictures of Aphytis look very similar (I have to check your other proposals) and Aleyrodes proletella was abundant here during the last few weeks.
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