Hi,
Please don't tell me the photos are bad - I know myself. This was a very small representative of the Hymenoptera that crawled on my window pane on 6 April, not easy to photograph. It seems to have a nice colouration, and my search for a family led me to Pamphiliidae - something like Acantholyda posticalis. However, I may be absolutely wrong, so is there any expert who recognizes the small visitor?
Many thanks, Sundew
This looks a bit too neat for a pamphilid - they're usually much broader, but I suspect this is a male, so maybe OK .... no, I don't know! Tony
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Tony Irwin
The head does not resemble, it is broader too!
It would however be said that the posterior edge of the pronotum is right as at Pamphilidae.... I do not know either!
Third very long article of the antennas, perhaps Xyelidae????
Edited by cthirion on 16-04-2008 23:27
cthirion
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