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Niki Winter
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Posted on 17-06-2007 21:00
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 Hello,
I have found this wasp? in Land Salzburg, near the NP Hohe Tauern, last week. I think it was 11 to 14 mm large.
I have found no comparable picture in the internet.
What do you think what species is it?

Best regards Niki
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 Hi,
Ichneumonidae - note the very long antena with numerous segments. Sphecidae and Crabronidae have only 12 or 13 segments.
Nigel Jones, Shrewsbury, United Kingdom
 
Niki Winter
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 Hi,
yes, you are right. Ichneumon sp. I think this is all to determine it.
Niki
 
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