Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Proctotrupidae?
Posted by kurt on 04-01-2019 17:15
#1
Body 3 mm. Is it possible to tell genus and spieces of this female?
Photo from 3 August 2018 Kramfors 62 N, E 17 Ångermanland, Sweden.
Thanks for your help in advance
Regards
Kurt Holmqvist
Posted by kurt on 04-01-2019 17:15
#2
Second
Posted by kurt on 04-01-2019 17:16
#3
Third
Posted by kurt on 04-01-2019 17:17
#4
4:th
Posted by kurt on 04-01-2019 17:17
#5
Last
Edited by kurt on 04-01-2019 17:17
Posted by Juergen Peters on 04-01-2019 21:00
#6
Hello,
my non-expert guess: Braconidae. In any case not Proctotrupidae.
Posted by piros on 05-01-2019 12:07
#7
Well, I think Proctotrupidae is correct.
Greetings,
Henrik
Posted by Juergen Peters on 05-01-2019 18:38
#8
Hello Henrik,
piros wrote:
Well, I think Proctotrupidae is correct.
hmm... All my confirmed Proctotrupidae have shorter antennae with thicker, clearly separated segments and a typically shaped head:
Posted by kurt on 05-01-2019 19:53
#9
Thanks for comments Juergen and Henrik.
I am pretty shure Juergen that your at least 2 first Pictures are Diapriidae
Kurt Holmqvist
Posted by piros on 05-01-2019 20:46
#10
IMHO Kurt is correct again, but your last pic indeed shows a Proctotrupidae (see wing venation, which resemble that of Kurts bug!)
Edited by piros on 05-01-2019 20:48
Posted by Juergen Peters on 05-01-2019 21:00
#11
Hello,
my first two pics were identified for me as
Basalys cf. collaris and
Basalys sp., the third as
Exallonyx microcera.
Posted by kurt on 05-01-2019 21:26
#12
Hello again
If you google on Basalis you can see
... Subfamily: Diapriinae). Basalys
Beest ragards
Kurt Holmqvist
Posted by Juergen Peters on 05-01-2019 21:55
#13
kurt wrote:
If you google on Basalis you can see
... Subfamily: Diapriinae). Basalys
Seems to be complicated :S. Wikipedia says the families of Diaprioidea were previously placed in the Proctotrupoidea.
"Diaprioidea is a hymenopteran superfamily containing five extant families,[1][2] though in the past these families were included in the superfamily Proctotrupoidea. "