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Subfamily Pemphredoninae - Aphid Wasps

Ammoplanini · Pemphredonini · Psenini · Stigmini

Tribe Ammoplanini
Timberlakena yucaipa - female Timberlakena yucaipa - female Timberlakena yucaipa - male Pulverro costano - female Ammoplanops vierecki - male Ammoplanops vierecki - male Parammoplanus apache - male Parammoplanus apache - male

Tribe Pemphredonini
Pemphredonini - Pemphredon Aphid-hunting Wasp - Pemphredon Aphid Wasp - Passaloecus - female Wasp ID - Pemphredon tiny bee? Small carpenter bee sealing nest hole - Passaloecus ID for orange-legged hymenopteran in CA? - Diodontus Is this one in Pemphredonini too? - Diodontus

Tribe Psenini
Small Black Wasp Psenini Psenini Aphid wasp Psenini Aphid wasp with prey? Wasp [Psen?] ID Request 8016941

Tribe Stigmini
Aphid Wasp - Stigmus Spilomena occidentalis - male Spilomena occidentalis - male Spilomena hainesi - male Spilomena hainesi - male Spilomena hainesi - female Spilomena hainesi - female Small Wasp - Stigmus


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