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... prepared and conserved. I only suggest: your specimen identified as Chrysis exsulans Dahlbom is actually Chrysis castigata Linsenmaier your specimen ... ) your Chrysis lusitanica Bischoff from Greece is very likely Chrysis sculpturata Mocsáry, but I should see it in detail. Fantastic box :beer:

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.

Hi there,

Another shot from day before yesterday. Mondujar, Sierra Nevada, S Spain. Approx. 1700 masl.16/06/2018.

Hi!

this is easy, it's a female of Chrysis sculpturata Mocsáry, 1912.

Need more time for the other pictures

Cheers
Paolo

Hi Manuel! This is a Chrysis belonging to the ignita group. In fact, it has four visible teeth on the anal ... it? I have no specimens for comparison with me now. However it could be Chrysis sculpturata. I will confirm later. Cheers Paolo

Hi again from Granada.
Please, is this nice chrysidae another Chrysura?.
Sierra Nevada mountains, 1700 m.a.s.l.

Hola José,

it's a beautiful Chrysis sculpturata Mocsary,
not a common species in Europe.

Only in Spain and in a few places in Italy, France and Greece it is more frequent.

Cheers
Paolo

Hi

it is an old picture from Soria, C Spain (16, june, 2012). Is it possible to go further?

Thanks in advance !

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