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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 ...

Buona sera, Thank you for accepting me, this is my first message on the forum. Hope everybody is good there on these sad times of coronavirus. I founded this beauty rounding and getting into an Osmia nest (probably O. latreillei). I have not too much idea about Chrysididae and don't know if there ar...

... varidens, C. scutellaris, C. analis, C. angustula, Trichrysis cyanea, Chrysura simplex, C. radians, Hedychrum nobile, H. gerstaeckeri, H. rutilans, Hedychridium cf. roseum, H. rossicum/sculpturatum. ...

Hi, I think it is a female Chrysura radians group*, but I don't know the species of your country. Is the propodeum rounded (in profil view) or ...

Hi,
I think it could be a Chrysura radians group (if metanotum is angular), but facial cavity is strange :-s ....

Jérôme

Thanks a lot!

Yes, should be C. radians, a male since the abdomen ends so bluntly, and you can almost see the vetrally expanded middle antennal segments

... One of them was new for me in that area. I guess it's Chrysura radians, but I'm not 100% sure and I'm also not sure to which sex it belongs. Waiting for a ...

For me here, the postscutellum is angulate : Chrysura sp (radians group).

With this postscutellum, I think of several possibilities : varicornis, sulcata, refulgens, trimaculata (& rufiventris?).

Jérôme

Hola Rafael! Hi From Chrysura genus page (https://www.chrysis.net/database/genus/Chrysura_it.php) it is said Chrysura is divided in 5 species group, 4 of which are: I RADIANS II DICHROA III CUPREA IV CANDENS V ...? What's its name? The fifth name is written in ...