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Sawfly ID help
Tony Towner
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 This insect was found in my conservatory on the 03/12/06.
Tilehurst - Berkshire - UK.

Please can anyone help with the identification?
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 In my opinion, it's not a sawfly but some parasitic wasp - that's all I can say.
 
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 Presumably related to this? http://www.dipter...post_18444, based on the 'spectacles'.
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 There are a few sawflies that look like ichneumons ... but I agree, this looks more ike an ichneumon, from the narrow waist and wing-venation.

<-- also in Tilehurst - maybe we're neighbours Grin
 
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