Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Hymenopteran with passengers > Polyblastus sp. [P-N Libert]

Posted by Stephen R on 02-10-2009 10:47
#1

What's going on here? The bee was apparently trying to kick off these larvae.

Edited by Stephen R on 10-11-2009 19:54

Posted by cthirion on 02-10-2009 17:15
#2

Host= Ichneumonidae= not bee!

Posted by Stephen R on 02-10-2009 21:40
#3

Sorry, I'm very ignorant!

Stephen

Posted by cthirion on 02-10-2009 22:24
#4

No panic, we passed all by this way! ;)

Posted by Roger Thomason on 02-10-2009 22:38
#5

Stephen R wrote:
Sorry, I'm very ignorant!

Stephen


I Concur, but also resemble that remark...:D
We are not called Sclaterscraes for nothing Stephen.
But at least we know, and are honest about it. :P.
I think you should receive the :D Ewan Kerr Award :D for services to Sclaterscraes.

Bravo

Edited by Roger Thomason on 02-10-2009 22:55

Posted by Stephen R on 03-10-2009 11:34
#6

If I wasn't so ignorant I might not feel so flattered ;)

Stephen (Award-Nominated Assistant Trainee Sclaterscrae)

Edited by Stephen R on 03-10-2009 11:37

Posted by Roger Thomason on 03-10-2009 11:47
#7

Forget the nominated bit....you are the winner of the Ewan Kerr Award for 2009....I have held the title for more years than I care to remember.
I shall be doing my utmost to regain the title in 2010, (actually I won't have to try too hard).

Roger..(Defeated nominee for the Ewan Kerr Award) :|
(Ex Head Slaterscrae)
Things can only get better.

Posted by Pierre-Nicolas Libert on 10-11-2009 16:18
#8

This Ichneumonidae is a Tryphoninae of the genus Polyblastus. What you see as larvae are in fact eggs of the specimen.

Posted by Stephen R on 10-11-2009 18:47
#9

Ah, thank you very much Pierre-Nicholas! Another dent in my ignorance:)

Stephen.

Posted by Roger Thomason on 10-11-2009 19:28
#10

I am so pleased that this thread has reappeared as it gives me the chance to invite everyone to the Ceremony for; THE EWAN KERR AWARD won this year by Stephen R. for services to Sclaterscraes everywhere. After scouring the Planet for a suitable Venue for this prestigious award, events in the last few days have presented me with the perfect venue.
I speak of course about the site of the
Marc Pollet Memorial Stone near Copenhagen, Denmark. The Award will be presented by myself as the previous holder. Music will be provided by the Massed Pipes and Drums of the Diptera.info Big Band with their rendition of that very stirring song "Hello Dolly" as the Award is presented.
The date of the Ceremony has yet to be decided, you will be notified. Formal Attire only please.
Roger (Ex Title Holder)

Posted by Stephen R on 10-11-2009 19:38
#11

Modesty forbids me to accept this award, as I am clearly less qualified than the present holder. Moreover I do not possess the requisite formal sun hat, kneepads and collecting net.

Stephen.

Posted by lagura on 10-11-2009 21:34
#12

Hmm, Roger, shouldn't the song be "Helo Doli"? :D