Chrysis.net Forum

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 Chrysura Iberian species (http://www.fauna-iberica.mncn.csic.es/f ...

... for you next shot ... :beer: PS: Chrysis leach ii are you sure about Chrysura radians ID?

Thanks Alex, in summer there are many C. radians in the high mountains here.

If it was in northern Europe I'd be confident it would be Chrysura radians, but there might be more species in Spain which are similar. But it's a Chrysura at least

Hi Lukas!

I'm sorry
I forgot to write that also this post is superb!

Yes,
I think that the first specimen is a male of Chrysura radians,
whereas the second is a female of Chrysis inaequalis.

Ciao!

Jerome..... My idea was Ch.austriaca, but all species what I have are very very big.

The now I hade it under to my stereoskop and yes, it is from group of Ch.radians....

And please this one species from the same place....
(sorry for the photo, I made it while ago and in speed)

9mm

radians or austriaca group : austriaca group : female withe genae vertical & parallel ; male with normal (cylindric) flagellomeres radians group (= pustulosa in Linsenmaier 1959) : head convergent to the clypeus ; male ...

Ups, I mixed two. I think the bottom one is Chrysura radians. I as asking for the top one.
Thanks,
Guillermo

I would also say Chrysura radians.

Ciao!

Thanks a lot Alex.