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... prepared and conserved. I only suggest: your specimen identified as Chrysis exsulans Dahlbom is actually Chrysis castigata Linsenmaier your specimen ... (by the way, cypernensis is a subspecies of C. poetica ) your Chrysis lusitanica Bischoff from Greece is very likely Chrysis sculpturata Mocsáry, ...

Hi,

I would say female of Chrysis sculpturata Mocsáry
(which is not synonym of C. lusitanica Bischoff).

Nice colour, usually museum specimens loose the red metallic reflections on thorax.

Very beautiful! It could be Chrysis lusitanica, but I'd let Paolo give you a definitive answer

... pictures, again! You specimen is very interesting. I would say Chrysis ignita group. Since the pronotum is very narrow, I think that this ... valenciana Hoffmann, 1935, which could fit your specimen (for sure not lusitanica Mocsary, which is a different taxon). Nice finding! Let's see ...

... The collection is well conserved. Only Trautmann's types related to the Chrysis succincta group are missing. It's possible that the entomological ... Berlino box 143-8 (2).jpg Chrysis lusitanica lateral.jpg Naturhistorisches Museum, Vienna (Austria) The Chrysididae ...

... remain in the list and they include simple colour variations (e.g. Chrysis comparata orientica ) or ecological forms (e.g. Chrysura simplex ... 1959; Chrysis indigotea declarata Linsenmaier, 1968; Chrysis lusitanica (Bischoff, 1910); Chrysis mocquerysi Buysson; Chrysis pyrrhina ...

Dear Jose, this time the ID is not easy. For sure it is not lusitanica Bischoff and not even sculpturata Mocsáry, which belong to 2 different ... (which seems very dense with very small punctures) it could be similar to Chrysis chinensis Mocsáry [???]. I never collected this species and my only ...

Hello,
this one is from Soria (near El Burgo de Osma), central Spain. 24/6/2011.
Could it perhaps fit with Chrysis lusitanica?

Thanks for your help.