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Chrysididae - Chrysis analis? From TURKEY

I'm not sure about this, but I would venture to guess that it could be Chrysis analis?
Its a female Chrysis sp. thats for sure.
/Alex

... Spinola is given. The neotypes of six species are designated: Chrysis bicolor Lepeletier, 1806; C. comparata Lepeletier, 1806; C. dives ... species are designated: Chrysis aequinoctialis Dahlbom, 1854; C. analis Spinola, 1808; C. assimilis Dahlbom, 1854; C. bihamata Spinola, 1838; ...

... I see that you collect a lot of interesting species in your garden! Chrysis immaculata is a rare Chrysis , even if it seems to be more common ... Your specimen belongs to the Chrysis ignita group as well. Chrysis analis has a different structure of the last tergite and a different colour. ...

Hello, I'm new to this site. I usually find Chrysis ignita, fulgida and immaculata in my garden in Belgium. Today I thought ... at the sides of tergite 1, 2) a green yellowish last tergite. Could it be C. analis, or is it something else? Thanks for helping with ID. Kurt

Thanks Alex, it was a very robust, broad species. And indeed I compared it with C. analis from Italy and it looks totally different. Thanks for the suggestion of C. splendidula!

I think C. analis only have the T3 blue posteriorly of the pit row (i.e. only the "apical teeth"), this looks more like Chrysis splendidula to me (from pictures on this website), but maybe that species is not broad enough. This ...

Pictures today 11/7/2013 Zakynthos.
First one I think maybe Chrysis analis? Rather large and stocky, about 6-7mm (only 1 picture)
The other one smaller, about 4-5 mm (3 pictures), mayby a hedychrum spec.?

I found this one, today 10/7/13 on Daucus carota. Rather large, about 6-7mm, I'm not sure. Maybe Chrysis analis?

... quickly checked your pictures, and I would identify your first male as Chrysis handlirschi Mocsáry, 1889. 286-377.gif 369: analis 370: provenceana 371: verna 372: handlirschi please, check if also the genital capsula ...