jeongyoo's Favourites
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Genus PodagrionObserver
cheryl394Description
Hitching a ride, waiting for the mantis to lay her ootheca. For the mantis, see https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/186677466
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fangshuohuDescription
Hydrophylita (Lutzimicron) emporos Shih & Polaszek, 2013 馭龍者潛水小蜂
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0069331
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cholmesphotoDescription
A female perilampid wasp (Steffanolampus salicetum) oviposits into a cavity in the side of a decaying tree, likely created by a Death-watch Beetle (Ptilinus ruficornis), a number of which have been observed on this tree.
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aperturesciencebydanDescription
Tiny gorgeous thing, found her underneath a palmetto frond. Looks like encyrtidae to me, under all the glitter and that beefy 3rd leg pair, but I dunno!
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Genus PerilampusObserver
aperturesciencebydanDescription
Collected and preserved
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Genus RhipipalloideaObserver
natashataylorDescription
Bug ID; ant ID is Observation 105698192.
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Genus MonaconObserver
klearadDescription
iNaturalist suggest Chalcidoidea
24 Oct 2021
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gernotkunzDescription
T19_3_93 (GK Transekt 3, NO, Demmerkogel, Saum mit Cytisus scoparius & Populus tremula) FRÜHLING
gesaugt & gekeschert
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Perilampus hyalinusObserver
aperturesciencebydanDescription
Collected on groundsel bush, near groundsel bush beetle larvae
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Rohatina monstrosaObserver
gernotkunzDescription
Transekt IV, Wiese (am Rande der Brennnesselflur), gesaugt
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Genus PodagrionObserver
andreskillerDescription
un ejemplar diminuto capaz de parasitar toda una ooteca de mantis
para más registros:
instagram: andreskiller_macro
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Aeptencyrtus bruchiObserver
aperturesciencebydanDescription
Looks sorta Holcencyrtus-esque! A little over 2mm long.
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Genus TetracnemusObserver
aperturesciencebydanDescription
I can't really tell if she's eupelmid or encyrtid! Maybe just under 4mm long, not including antennae. Found roaming dry grass and such in sand scrub.
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Genus PerilampusObserver
gafischerDescription
Host: Leschenaultia sp. (Tachinidae)
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froggy143Description
Wandering around on the ground underneath a Mesquite tree. Could "jump" a fair distance.
I can get more photos if needed for a more confident ID.
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Genus PsyllaephagusObserver
keirmorseDescription
On Eucalyptus. Apparenlty laying eggs on Glycaspis.
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Acrias nileusObserver
aperturesciencebydanDescription
Found roaming oak bark.
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cholmesphotoDescription
When I first saw this bug, I couldn't tell what I was looking at but the colorful bright reflective surfaces made it appear like it had flashing LED lights on it...
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Family EulophidaeObserver
mhkingDescription
Brampton, ON
Refers to the dozens of small green wasps. I'm not sure what is happening here with the Chalcidoid Wasps, but I'd love to find out.
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Perilampus hyalinusObserver
scoutingforplantsDescription
Mating pair? Striking shiny bright green. Could not get pic of "front" view.
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Perilampus chrysopaeObserver
bettina-eastmanDescription
I photographed this while it was laying an egg, or eggs, in this lacewing egg!! Very cool!
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Genus TorymusObserver
frank-deschandolDescription
Chalcid wasps (Torymus sp. ?), they are tiny, about 3mm long. They were gathering on leaves, by night but by day as well. On some pictures, you can also spot another species of wasp, a reddish one (Eulophidae ?). It seems to harass the group for an unknown reason...
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Genus ConuraObserver
alisonnettaDescription
Mating chalcids. They were on the underside of a leaf.
There are other photos that probably show the same species:
https://inaturalist.ca/observations/56381947;
https://inaturalist.ca/observations/46017585;
https://inaturalist.ca/observations/45934620;
https://inaturalist.ca/observations/34684880;
https://inaturalist.ca/observations/28760906;
https://inaturalist.ca/observations/7646828.
If anyone can identify this pair, then the others bear looking at as well. Some have better focus, and other angles, which would likely help.
