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... slim. It was not shy, and I was able to put it on my hand. Could it be Chrysis pseudobrevitarsis? Greetings, Volker The pictures are clickable to enlarge https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img924/8127/d3SafP.jpg ...

... paper on a very nice chrysidids in a forest on the north of France : Chrysis immaculata :wohow: with a list of species on a survey in Malaise ... Chrysis sp. (à déterminer)(groupe de Chrysis ignita), Chrysis cf. pseudobrevitarsis. If you need some informations, don't hesitate to ask me, ...

Hi Paul, For the species that you're not found, I think it is Chrysis varidens ? This species is common in mediterranean area, I was very ... semicincta, calimorpha, fulgida, splendidula, obtusidens, comta, pseudobrevitarsis, rutiliventris, mediadentata, schencki). And maybe some confusions ...

belongs to the ignita -group, perhaps C. valida Mocsary, 1912, from the dark/black colouring on the head and mesosoma and the general brevitarsis/pseudobrevitarsis -habitus. You can compare it yourself with the type in Rosa, Vas, & Xu 2017 "The Palaearctic types of Chrysididae (Insecta, ...

... on this tree 15 species of Chrysididae. On this tree was watching Chrysis fasciata,fulgida,gracillima,graelssi,ignita,impressa,indigotea,iris,longula,marginata,mediadentata,mediata, pseudobrevitarsis,solida and Trychrisis cyanea...This is fantastic tree. Here are photos of ...

... wasps and it is very not easy (especially Omalus-Pseudomalus & Chrysis ignita group, but I have not many chrysidid for the moment) : C. inaequalis, C. viridula, (may be pseudobrevitarsis), fulgida, Pseudomalus auratus, Hedychridium coriaceum, Chrysura ...

Chrysis sp. in the ignita-complex. Looks a lot like Chrysis mediata Linsenmaier, 1951 to me, its at least the "mediata-subgroup (solida, mediadentata, pseudobrevitarsis etc), and not one of the short-footed species (brevitarsis, pseudobrevitarsis)

... consist of two names: the first generic and second specific, e.g. Chrysis ignita . The combination of the two makes the name unique. Such a ... perhaps placed in the middle of other species of the ignita group pseudobrevitarsis (from pseudo - [LAT, pref.] = false) + ( brevis, e [LAT, ...

... although I would say from the look of the internal segments and the thin mandible that it is not part of the mediata, mediadentata, brevitarsis, pseudobrevitarsis type of species, rather the "inner" ignita -group ( ignita A/B, angustula [which it could perhaps also be] longula etc). ...

Hi Pepik,

13- Chrysis ignita (Linnaeus)
14- Pseudomalus violaceusLinsenmaier (wow)
15- Trichrysis cyanea (Linaeus)
16- Chrysis pseudobrevitarsis Linsenmaier (wow)
17- Chrysis indigotea Dofour & Perris (wow)

Fantastic pictures, as usual!

Ciao
Paolo