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TiCor
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Posted on 31-07-2007 21:19
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 Does somebody know which wasp this is?

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 Sawfly for sure, family Tentthredinidae also, and genus Tenthredo as ver probable. But, the species.... I don't know Sad
 
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 It resembles a female Tenthredo amoena (obviously, the males have differently coloured hindlegs). The striping of the abdomen is said to be very variable. Compare the many pictures in the gallery under www.rutkies.de/tenthredo/index.html
or have a look at
www.insektenbox.de/hautfl/tenamo.htm

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 Thank you very much Isidro and Sundew.
Tenthredo amoena seems to be a match.
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Tim

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