Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Miltogramminae?
Posted by mwkozlowski on 11-09-2009 20:17
#1
Today, on sandy ground Warsaw very active near the burrows of solitary wasps , some smaller then house fly
thanks in advance for ID suggestions
Posted by jorgemotalmeida on 11-09-2009 20:33
#2
Maybe a Macronychia sp.
Posted by Liekele Sijstermans on 13-09-2009 20:50
#3
Nice try. But Macronychia has stembreeding wasps as a host.
This is a female of Metopia caught in action.
Lucky shot.
Liekele
Posted by mwkozlowski on 28-09-2009 16:42
#4
my pictures illustrate two probable tacticts of oviposituion (larviposition) of this fly. First, putting its abdomen into the hole, second , inspecting the hole (here by chance in the presence of the wasp that made the fly to withdraw ) ..just impressions from my short visit
Posted by Gordon on 28-09-2009 17:40
#5
nice ;) Did you have an idea on the wasp??
Posted by mwkozlowski on 29-09-2009 15:55
#6
most probably
Bembecinus tridens (Crabronidae)