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Obeza sp.
Found in urban area
Adarsha and John, thanks for your comments :)
Superb spotting :)
John Heraty has spent a good deal of his career studying the family Eucharitidae - and he will know them better than anyone else. He would certainly be the best person to offer you an identification to genus.
Um taxonomista: http://hymenoptera.ucr.edu/john-heratyrespondeu no fb
Sorry, quem é John Heraty?
Então tá! huauhaJohn Heraty disse que é Obeza o gênero.
Você pode tudo com minhas fotos. :)
Posso postar ela num grupo de hymenoptera no fb?
Thanks for your information John La Salle. I'll update. Thanks João and Adarsha.
Only the males have those wonderful branched antennae, and not all species of males have them.
And John is right! I mistakenly have the mental image of Eucharitidae only having the crazy antler-like antennae.
Nice waspThis is in the superfamily Chalcidoidea, family Eucharitidae.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eucharitida...These are parasitoids of ants.
Nice shots :)
Obrigada, João. Eu imaginei que fosse Evaniidae. Essa é muito menor que a preta, fiquei em duvida se devo por o mesmo nome comum.
Linda demais, Evaniidae igual a preta
Spotted on Jul 2, 2013 Submitted on Jul 2, 2013
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Adarsha and John, thanks for your comments :)
Superb spotting :)
John Heraty has spent a good deal of his career studying the family Eucharitidae - and he will know them better than anyone else. He would certainly be the best person to offer you an identification to genus.
Um taxonomista: http://hymenoptera.ucr.edu/john-heraty
respondeu no fb
Sorry, quem é John Heraty?
Então tá! huauha
John Heraty disse que é Obeza o gênero.
Você pode tudo com minhas fotos. :)
Posso postar ela num grupo de hymenoptera no fb?
Thanks for your information John La Salle. I'll update. Thanks João and Adarsha.
Only the males have those wonderful branched antennae, and not all species of males have them.
And John is right! I mistakenly have the mental image of Eucharitidae only having the crazy antler-like antennae.
Nice wasp
This is in the superfamily Chalcidoidea, family Eucharitidae.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eucharitida...
These are parasitoids of ants.
Nice shots :)
Obrigada, João. Eu imaginei que fosse Evaniidae. Essa é muito menor que a preta, fiquei em duvida se devo por o mesmo nome comum.
Linda demais, Evaniidae igual a preta