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And Yet another tiny wasp
LordV
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Posted on 01-10-2006 10:15
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 One of the smallest I've found so far- about 1.6mm body length- sitting on my car. Taken Yesterday South coast UK
Any ideas?
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Brian V.

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 I believe Eulophidae... (hind tarsus 4-segment)
 
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 Thanks proctoss Smile
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