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Thank you by spending time identifying these photos.
Caros

Hedychrum rutilans, a specialised parasitoid of Philanthus triangulum, the beewolf

Hi this could be the male of the previous post on Hedychrum rutilans viridiauratum

Hi everyone,

this is a large specie and belongs to the Hedychum genus.
Very likely H. rutilans viridiauratum

Hi (sorry for returning so much long and with several photos but of the genus ..are difficult, for me..).
Phtographed at Gemunde,Maia/North of Porto, Portugal, on 23/06/2013.
Any possibility of the genus?
Thank you
Carlos M. Moreira da Silva

Hi (sorry for returning so much long and with several photos but of the genus ..are difficult, for me..).
Phtographed at Gemunde,Maia/North of Porto, Portugal, on 14/07/2012.
Any possibility of the genus and more? Chrysura sp.? Chrysura cuprea?
Thank you
Carlos M. Moreira da Silva

Hi (sorry for returning so much long and with several photos but of the genus ..are difficult, for me..).
Phtographed at Gemunde,Maia/North of Porto, Portugal, on 08/06/2013.
Any possibility of the genus?
Thank you
Carlos M. Moreira da Silva

Hi Josef 8-) Super-pictures :thanks: Your ID are correct :beer: Only species 4 and 5 are wrong. 4. Hedychrum rutilans ? 5. rutilans ? Runs and behaves differently than number 4, Different coloring The are males of Hedychrum (cf. nobile, niemelai, gerstaeckeri ), but without specimens ...

... and in our street, I have taken photos of the following species: 1. Chrysis viridula ? 2. Chrysis analis ? 3. Omalus aeneus ? 4. Hedychrum rutilans ? 5. rutilans ? Runs and behaves differently than number 4, Different coloring 6. ...

... and in our street, I have taken photos of the following species: 1. Chrysis viridula ? 2. Chrysis analis ? 3. Omalus aeneus ? 4. Hedychrum rutilans ? 5. rutilans ? Runs and behaves differently than number 4, Different coloring 6. ...