Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Sawfly, Tenthredo? sp.
Posted by Isidro on 03-06-2007 23:35
#1
I think that it belogs to a genus endedn in -ancistrocerus, such as Euancistrocerus, Parancistrocerus, etc.
Yesterday in my garden, in a grape vine, Zaragoza, Aragon, Spain. 1'5 cm long less or more.
Some idea, at least of the genus?
Edited by Isidro on 05-06-2007 07:57
Posted by Pierre-Nicolas Libert on 04-06-2007 08:07
#2
This is not an Eumenid wasp but a Symphyta!
Posted by Isidro on 04-06-2007 08:13
#3
Ohhh! Thanks a lot, it's true!
Well, in that case, what family, or bettrer genus, or if it's possible, species can be?
Posted by Juergen Peters on 04-06-2007 20:58
#4
Hello, Isidro!
Isidro wrote:
Well, in that case, what family, or bettrer genus, or if it's possible, species can be?
It should be a
Tenthredo sp. (over 50 species here in Germany).
Posted by Isidro on 05-06-2007 07:58
#5
Thanks Juergen!!
Then is Tenthredinidae and probably Tenthredo. But slighly smaller than some Tenthredos that I've seen.
More ideas?
Posted by Juergen Peters on 05-06-2007 22:01
#6
Hello, Isidro!
Isidro wrote:
Then is Tenthredinidae and probably Tenthredo. But slighly smaller than some Tenthredos that I've seen.
At least here in Germany I have seen
Tenthredos from 8 mm (
T. zonula) to over 20 mm (
T. scrophulariae,
livida etc.).