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Yes, looks like C. austriaca or perhaps simplex

... is right, congrats to everyone. After your Chrysis cortii there's a Chrysura sp. which is Chrysura simplex , the one without black spots on the second sternum. For the identification of the ...

Again same location, big size, from the large head I would say Chrysura austriaca (?)

EDIT : Chrysura simplex

Hello Erwann ! I found a male of Chrysura simplex in last may, the sternites are entirely red and the aedeagus is more elongated. It looks very similar ...

Hello, A strange Chrysura founded in middle of France (Bert, Allier) in the end of june. I am thinking about a male Chrysura simplex (propodeum form, simple punctuation on T2, brown hair on head and thorax) but there is big black ...

Yes, it seems Chrysura simplex

Hi Jorge,

based on the dense and small punctures of mesoscutum I would say Chrysura simplex,
but other pictures are needed to confirm the ID.

Ciao

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This wasp was seen in Ribeira do Vascão - Mértola - PORTUGAL in 21th May 2021.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51194178581_e7555f01bd_k.jpg

... these belong to the C. radians group, the total Iberian list is this: Chrysura austriaca Chrysura cuprea Chrysura dichroa Chrysura hybrida Chrysura ... Chrysura radians Chrysura refulgens Chrysura rufiventris Chrysura simplex Chrysura sulcata Chrysura varicornis If we can discard C. refulgens, ...

Hi chrysidid-fans :wohow: , I think it is a Chrysura of radians species group : propodeum is gibbous with a basal depression (I have no depression in my specimens of Chrysura simplex species groups). But C. radians contains several species (>5 in France), also maybe ...