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Posted on 05-08-2007 13:06
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 Hello,
This nice red insect had a stopover on my finger - luckily, of the left hand, so I could use the camera with the right one. I really do not know where to put it, considered Ichneumonidae, but with legs so short and femora so stout - ? Does anyone know the passer-by?
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 Ichneumonidae Metopiinae

Genus Periope ou Exochus cf Valemberg!
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 I am delighted! So Ichneumonidae was the right taxon, and there is also a hint to possible genera. Many thanks indeed!
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