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Mutilidae male wasp?
jorgemotalmeida
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Posted on 15-10-2006 17:38
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taken today in Silgueiros - vISEU.

IT IS a male. I think a Mutilidae wasp... Do you confirm this?
Genus ID please...


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this is wasp from fam. Tiphiidae
http://www.amonline.net.au/factsheets/images/diamma.jpgWink
 
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Also see http://en.wikiped.../Tiphiidae for more description, wing venation pics of two genera. Robert
 
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proctoss wrote:
this is wasp from fam. Tiphiidae
http://www.amonline.net.au/factsheets/images/diamma.jpgWink


awkward mistaked again!

can you explain why? wing venation? I never seen a Thipiidae dive and dig in ground, until yesterday...

Thank you, proctross! You are awesome in hymenopters! You MUST be in future, perhaps, hymenoptera.info.
Edited by jorgemotalmeida on 16-10-2006 19:52
 
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Robert Nash wrote:
Also see http://en.wikiped.../Tiphiidae for more description, wing venation pics of two genera. Robert



thank you! there is a dead link, and other leaves us to another genus, but we can get an idea.

So Tiphiidae family - Diamma sp. Smile

Diamma bicolor is so beautiful!!
 
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Sorry this is not Diamma the sole member of the subfamily Diamminae and not found in Europe. Proctoss I am sure meant this as an illustration of the family but perhaps he will confirm. Sorry about the dead link also. Robert
Beautiful is right.Shame we don't have it.
 
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