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Robert Heemskerk
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Hello other insectsforum,

About a week ago I found a tiny female wasp on a thistle.
This female discovered this thistle groundly before placing her eggs.
I am not familar with this kind of wasps, but I think this is Cynipidae sp.
On the big yellow abdomen I can see a few black stripes, maiby this can help to identify this dificult group of wasps?
If you can help me any further, you are very welcome!

greeting, robert
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wasp 2
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Braconidae, I think!
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I agree with Cthirion.

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Hello!

cthirion wrote:
Braconidae, I think!


Maybe even genus Bracon (?).
Best regards,
Jürgen

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