Chrysis.net Forum

... undescribed. Very likely the most related Central Asian species is Chrysis pseudopyrrhina Linsenmaier, whereas the similarly coloured Chrysis contrasta , described by Tarbinsky in the viridula group, actually belongs to the maculicornis group. :beer:

... paper on a very nice chrysidids in a forest on the north of France : Chrysis immaculata :wohow: with a list of species on a survey in Malaise ... Hedychrum gerstaeckeri, Hedychridium ardens, Trichrysis cyanea, Chrysis viridula, Chrysis fulgida, Chrysis immaculata, Chrysis schencki, Chrysis ...

Hi Paul, For the species that you're not found, I think it is Chrysis varidens ? This species is common in mediterranean area, I was very ... And maybe some confusions are possibles by me (calimorpha group ; viridula group ; splendidula/insperata ; mediata/mediadentata/solida* ; rutiliventris/ruddii, ...

... : 1 (=Pseudospinolia) Chrysura : 7 (but only 2 viewed in natura) Chrysis : 21 sexdentata-smaragdula group : 1 inaequalis group : 1 gracillima ... : 3 (1 not found in natura) graelsi group : 1 (not found in natura) viridula group : 1 (not found in natura) splendidula group : 1 ignita group ...

An interesting case of synonymies is related to the names Chrysis pyrrhina Dahlbom, 1845, Chrysis serena Radoskowski, 1891 and Chrysis ... has been considered as variation, subspecies or even synonym of Ch. viridula Linnaeus, 1761, Ch. bidentata Linnaeus, 1767, Ch. integra Fabricius, ...

Hi Lukas

The weather in Czech is very bad this year. But i found this species near my house...

It's a female Chrysis in the viridula-group, not sure which species, perhaps consanguinea?

... I had it figured out after pouring over papers but apparently not. I did realise it probably wasnt C. bidentata, as apparently its a synonym of C. viridula? The viridula-group is a not a easy thing to sort out, there's still some morphospecies left that I cant place. Do you have any inkling what ...

... 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 ...