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Small Braconids or Ichneumonids
Juergen Peters
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Posted on 05-11-2007 02:29
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Hello!

Normally I would not try to get one of those tiny parasitic wasps identified (there are dozens of species flying at the moment), but the 4-5 mm animals are very numerous for weeks now here (Ostwestfalen/Germany) and often visiting the light at night. I'm not even sure into which family to put them. Braconidae, Ichneumonidae, or some other? Any help appreciated!

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It seems to belong to Braconidae family, maybe some Bracon, but I'm not sure about the genus.
 
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Hello, Sergey!

Sergey Golubev wrote:
It seems to belong to Braconidae family, maybe some Bracon, but I'm not sure about the genus.


Many thanks! I was even not sure about the family, although I also tended to Braconidae.
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