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No, it's Chrysis immaculata :wohow:
(only posterior margin of T1 red)

No, it's Chrysis immaculata
(only posterior margin of T1 red)

I think that is recorded only for Slovakia and not yet for the Czech Republic, ask Pavel Tyrner.

Ciao!

Ciao Paolo,
you think that it is really Ch
Immaculata? If yes,is it possible that i found for three years about 40 ex.of Chrysis fulgida and only one exemplare is this. Is it possible that on the one place one tree is Ch.fulgida and Ch.immaculata?? This species is from the tree near Kolin,when i collected 17 species of Chrysididae.
Yes Ch.immaculata is recorded only from Slovakia,from Czech no this time...
Of course i will talking about it with Mr.Pavel Tyrnen. He determined my Chrysididae to this time.And now i started determined it,but i need help it
Ciao
Lukas

Yes,

it's possible, why not?

There's also one place in Italy where you can collect both species, but only less than 10 specimens of C. immaculata have been found by 6 chrysidologists, compared to the high number of C. fulgida, C. fasciata, etc.

Ciao!

Ciao Paolo,
so it is fantastic information for me. I am very very happy with this discovery!!
Lukas

Hi Lukas,

it is already happened on this web site:

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=90&p=24667&hilit=immaculata#p24667

Jacek Wendzonka found Chrysis immaculata in Poland and ask for the identification on our web-site, then he prepared a short and nice note on this new finding for Poland.
We can also write it for the Czech Republic.

Cheers
Paolo

Hi Paolo,

the now I wrote Mr. Pavel, so I know what he response me.

Yes, of course. We can write it from Czech republic

I can give you to all datas about this exemplare

Cio
Lukas

WWWOOOWWW!!!!!