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Hi,
yesterday I visited one of my favorite localities in my region.
I observed some Euphorbiaceae, where frequently different species of Chrysidids
took a"break". 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 little hand...
All the best Paul

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

Thanks a lot!