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yes, looks like E. panzeri with that deep notch before the apical truncation on T3

Euchroeus wrote:Hi!

This is Elampus panzeri or Elampus konowi ...
we cannot see from these pictures, we should see the apical margin of the abdomen.

Hello,
thank you very much for your assessment.
Here are more photos. Perhaps the necessary details can be seen here.

Maik

Hi!

This is Elampus panzeri or Elampus konowi ...
we cannot see from these pictures, we should see the apical margin of the abdomen.

... metanotal lamella is large and similar in both species. Even larger in Elampus foveatus , as in your case. Therefore without examination of the ... if not for scientific purpose, you can name your specimen as Elampus panzeri on the web. Cheers! Paolo

... your beautiful pictures! At first sight your specimens looks like an Elampus panzeri (Fabricius), however I cannot see some diagnostic features, for example the shape of ...

Bonjour J'ai observé cette Elampus le 7 juillet 2018 au soir dans mon jardin à Sainte Geneviève des bois en Essonne ... un expert usager de Flickr el.gritche, m'a identifié cette Elampus et suggère une panzeri et m'à recommandé de poster ici pour avis J'estime la taille entre 4 et 6 mm ...

This is another Elampus sp., probably constrictus/panzeri as Paolo wrote before, this headshape and the metanotum does not occur in Pseudomalus, at least not in Europe.
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Hi Hedy,

nice pictures taken on your finger!

Do you have other views?

Based on the thoracic punctuation I would say Elampus constrictus or panzeri, but the examination of the last tergite is needed to confirm one or the second species.

Ciao
Paolo

Second one..

Long time ago and only yesterday I found a few Chrysids.
I assume that they are the same species, but I will post all 4 of them,
maybe there are some pictures better.
I found them in Zeist, Holland.