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Tribe Pimplini

Itoplectis · Pimpla · Theronia

Genus Itoplectis
ichneumon laying eggs in a tree - Itoplectis conquisitor Which wasp? - Itoplectis conquisitor wasp - Itoplectis conquisitor - female Wasp ID? - Itoplectis conquisitor Ichneumon Wasp - Itoplectis conquisitor - female Wasp - Itoplectis conquisitor - male Ichneumon- Is ID possible - Itoplectis conquisitor - female larger ichneumon - Itoplectis conquisitor - female

Genus Pimpla
Ichneumon Wasp - Pimpla pedalis - female Ichneumon Wasp - Pimpla Ichneumon Wasp - Pimpla Black Wasp with red legs - Pimpla Black Ichneumonid with yellow legs #2 - Pimpla pedalis Unknown wasp? - Pimpla pedalis fly pointed end - Pimpla - female Another Pimpla sanguinipes, I think ? - Pimpla sanguinipes - female

Genus Theronia
New wasp type to ID - Theronia atalantae wasp - Theronia septentrionalis wasp - Theronia hilaris - male Ichneumon? - Theronia hilaris Theronia hilaris (Say) - Theronia hilaris - female Theronia hilaris (Say) - Theronia hilaris - male Theronia atalantae fulvescens - Theronia atalantae - female Ich. 3 - Theronia hilaris


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