Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Ichno from lepdoptera pupa

Posted by Carnifex on 03-07-2021 13:40
#1
Wanted to raise the butterfly, but ended with having a wasp.
How far is an ID possible? Vienna, mid June

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Posted by BubikolRamios on 03-07-2021 17:43
#2
facial shoot, body length - would probaly help experts.

Posted by Carnifex on 03-07-2021 23:55
#3
Ok, I will provide this info:
about 1cm long

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Posted by eklans on 04-07-2021 17:27
#4
Hi Lorin, I'm trying to find the species. Do I see whitish hairs on the propodeum? A dorsal view and a detail of the hind claws could be helpful. I compare currently to a male Apechthis, Pimplinae.

Posted by Carnifex on 10-07-2021 00:27
#5
Here are additional shots of propodeum and hind claws. The hairs are at least lighter than the body
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Posted by Carnifex on 14-07-2021 08:32
#6
up for Eric Smile

Posted by eklans on 14-07-2021 10:48
#7
Hi Lorin, Eric's still keen, but confused, too: if my guess of Apechthis is close, the legs should not be that uniformly red (was the wasp still teneral?). The claws would look good for quadridentata and there seem to be yellow stripes on the mesoscutum as well as yellow tips of scutellum and postscutellum - also good for the male quadridentata.