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SimoneC wrote:

21 Jan 2025

Great to see both male and female

Chrysididae (family)

SimoneC wrote:

13 Jan 2025

Possibly Stephaniodea or Evanioidea

Apocrita (suborder)

SimoneC wrote:

12 Jan 2025

Unfortunately the hairiness doesn’t narrow it down enough, its fairly common in the tiny wasps

Apocrita (suborder)

SimoneC wrote:

15 Dec 2024

No it’s definitely something other than Stilbum sp. Stilbum have a protuberance in the middle of the thorax and large serrations on the end part of the abdomen. You can see some images here https://museum.wa.gov.au/research/collections/terrestrial-zoology/entomology-insect-collection/entomology-factsheets/cuckoo-wasps

Chrysididae (family)

amiessmacro wrote:

15 Dec 2024

Hi @SimoneC
Thankyou, this was at least 2cm long, could it be the same sp but large? Never seen one so big

Chrysididae (family)