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 Does anything beyond Ichneumonoidea can be said of this beauty? I have never seen anything like this one and I am extremely curious.

Taken feeding on Thapsia villosa, in area with mediterranean vegetation in the outskirts of Madrid on 08.06.2013.

Thanks for whatever help!! Smile
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 Maybe maybe Siricidae??
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