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alessiodileo
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Posted on 27-07-2006 13:27
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 This is another Hymenoptera to id please

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 It's an ichneumon wasp of some kind ... possibly family Ichneumonidae. But they are a very difficult group of insects to identify because so many look very similar and any literature is very hard to find and often out of date.
 
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 We can say that it is a female (ovipositor present) and the subfamily could be Pimplinae.


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 I understand! Thank you!Wink
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