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Hymenoptera from North Thailand
Noppadon
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Posted on 07-03-2013 15:50
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 My friend found a strange hymenopteran with long appendage(?). Any ID is appreciated esp. family level or below.
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 another angle.

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 I am not an expert, so I'm just guessing, based on suprficial similarity: a Megachilidae bee, perhaps something distantly related to Coelioxys (?)
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 Thanks, Henrik!
 
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 I saw thinking sawfly (Symphyta) based on cylindrical abdomen and external ovipositor.
 
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 I'm with Henrik - it looks quite similar to Coelioxys, but I'm not into the fauna of North Thailand. There might be some similar genera?
Maybe try at hymis.de

Nice animal anyway!

Marc
 
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 I thought also Apoïdea, a little of the hairs and tarse 1 widened!

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 Thank you for your suggestions, John Carr, Marc T and cthirion!
 
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