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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Ants, Bees, Wasps and Sawflies (Hymenoptera) » Sawflies, Horntails, and Wood Wasps » Cimbicid Sawflies (Cimbicidae)

Family Cimbicidae - Cimbicid Sawflies

Cimbex · Trichiosoma · Abia

Genus Cimbex
Elm Sawfly, Cimbex americana - Cimbex americana Pink Larva on Willow - Cimbex americana Rusty Willow Sawfly - Cimbex rubida - female yellow beetle larva - Cimbex americana Unknown_1b - Cimbex americana Unknown_1c - Cimbex americana unknown caterpillar on willow - Cimbex americana Elm Sawfly larva - Cimbex americana

Genus Trichiosoma
Zaraea or Cimbex or Trichiosoma? - Trichiosoma triangulum Cimbicid Sawfly - Trichiosoma triangulum cimbicid sawfly - Trichiosoma triangulum - male Sawfly - Trichiosoma triangulum - male Sawfly - Trichiosoma Sawfly - Trichiosoma Trichiosoma - Trichiosoma triangulum Trichiosoma - Trichiosoma triangulum

Genus Abia
What is this? does it sting or bite? - Abia What is this? does it sting or bite? - Abia Cimbicid - Abia What am I? - Abia lonicerae We don't even have a clue on this one - Abia Sawfly - Abia americana Zaraea 01b - Abia americana Possible sawfly (Cimbicid?) - Abia


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