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The correct spelling is Stilbum cyanurum (Forster, 1771). Problems related to species names that must agree in gender with generic names always ...

... is represented by the author name of Chrysis cyanura [currently Stilbum cyanurum ]. Stilbum cyanurum was described by Forster and not by Förster, as erroneously reported ...

Caro Carlo

Belle foto,

il tuo esemplare è una femmina di Stilbum cyanurum che sta parassitando gli ospiti del nido!

Paolo

Hi Pavel, this is Stilbum cyanurum (Forster) and not Stilbum calens (Fabricius). At least in Mediterranean countries, specimens of S. ...

... sculpture? According to Linsenmaier's revisions this should be called Stilbum calens wesmaeli Dahlbom. Actually I checked the type of wesmaeli ... found that is not a calens subspecies, but a different form related to cyanurum , probably an endemic subspecies of the Island of Rhodes. Cheers ...

I have been to Croatia and I have found several specimens of Stilbum calens on thyme.

... Forster described few Chrysidids, i.e. Chrysis cyanura, currently Stilbum cyanurum), 3 - Brullé (instead of Brulle). Distributional data added It is important to have ...

Very nice pictures, animal and explanation of characters compared to chrysocephalum ! Thank you all :) Ciao, I'm sorry that the preparation is not the best :( :doh: ... on the next one ;) . Ermh.. I seriously cannot find any faults with it, except the small fold on the wing? I wish that I could do h...

... Italian forum, now I translate it English. Your specimen is a male of Stilbum cyanurum (Forster). The other possible ID was S. chrysocephalum concolor . The main differences ...

Ciao, This images where posted also in the italian forum here . Stilbum is a genus that I like a lot (from what I have seen in the photos) and this is the first one that was in my hands, thanks to Zdenko Lucbauer who collected this. I'm sorry that the preparation ...