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Aneuropria foersteri, Diapriidae, Hungary, February 2008
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 Anyone has an idea on this wasp?
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Teglagyar u. 30.
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 Another view of this small wasp.
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 Looks like a proctotrupoid wasp, like Diapriidae? Smile
 
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 Yes, again you're right Chris, for sure a Diapriid wasp!
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 Thx guys for the hint.
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 Thanx for the iD for Proctos and David Notton.
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