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Black, red and white Ichneumonid
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 05-06-2007 22:12
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Hello!

Because this one resembled the black, red and white Macrophyas (Symphyta), which were numerously around at that time, it needed a closer look to see that this 10 mm wasp was an Ichneumonid (was it? I think, too many antennal segments for Symphyta). Photographed on May 18, Ostwestfalen/Germany. Can it be determined more closely? Thanks in advance!

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Ichneumoninae Cratichneumon cf fabricator!Wink
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Hello, Camille!

cthirion wrote:
Ichneumoninae Cratichneumon cf fabricator!Wink


Many thanks!
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