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Subfamily Allantinae

Allantus · Dimorphopteryx · Eriocampa · Macremphytus

Genus Allantus
Small Black and Yellow Wasp - Allantus viennensis Black and yellow sawfly - Allantus viennensis Black and yellow sawfly - Allantus viennensis Unknown Sawfly larvae - Allantus Unknown Sawfly larvae - Allantus Unknown Sawfly larvae - Allantus Unknown Sawfly larvae - Allantus sawfly larva on rose - Allantus cinctus

Genus Dimorphopteryx
Fringed Birch Sawfly - Dimorphopteryx melanognathus Help with ID? - Dimorphopteryx Help with ID? - Dimorphopteryx Fringed Birch Sawfly - Dimorphopteryx melanognathus

Genus Eriocampa
White, spongy, about 1 inch or so long. What kind of caterpillar is this? - Eriocampa juglandis Caterpillar - Eriocampa juglandis Caterpillar - Eriocampa juglandis Butternut Woolly Worm? - Eriocampa juglandis Butternut Woollyworm - Eriocampa juglandis Insect - Eriocampa Insect - Eriocampa Unknown recently shed skin - Eriocampa juglandis

Genus Macremphytus
Stumped - Macremphytus Dogwood Sawfly? - Macremphytus Sawfly - Macremphytus Sawfly - Macremphytus Sawfly - Macremphytus Spider Wasp? - Macremphytus Dogwood sawfly - Macremphytus sawfly - Macremphytus


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