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Hi!
Here is a link to the polish entomo forum where i'm put more photos with this species and Ch. fulgida. Maybe it can help for somebody. Here is the paperwork. Paolo, again.

... are 2 teeth in your mesopleurae. However in Greece I collected many Chrysis mysticalis Linsenmaier, 1959. Werner Arens collected a lot of them ... I remember well, in the same column there were more species: fulgida, immaculata, castigata, placida and sapphirina , only beacuse they have a ...

... Its very interesting, why this species is more common in Holland - its one of few most changed countries in Europe. Maybe is like that, because immaculata host like antropogenic landscape? And what do You think about data from Russia? It is certain? Anyway Paolo, thanks again!

WOW

super-fantastic! Yes, it is Chrysis immaculata!!

As far as I know from literature it is the first record for Poland.
Very nice species, it seems to be more common in the Netherlands, but probably only for the presence of many .... entomologists

Ciao
Paolo

Hi.

Im founded this specimen middle few of specimens of Chrysis fulgida from my collection. Is a little diffrent and looks like immaculata. This is it?

Western Poland, 14 VI 2009.

So it is a sure Chrysis immaculata and still a lady...?
To make you happy and myself too, I have added a close-up which is rather nice.

Regards,
Hedy

... :o I cannot belive! This is the second shot ever done in nature to Chrysis immaculata Buysson!!! Great. This is one of the most rare European species. I don't know why, ...

Who can tell me more about this Chrysid...?
Picture is taken 15-6-2010 in Zeist, Holland.

Regards,
Hedy