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Subfamily Pimplinae

Ephialtini · Pimplini

Tribe Ephialtini
wasp type thing-neat looking - Acrotaphus wiltii Ichneumon wasp Pimplinae? - female New wasps on the patio door - female parasited spider parasited spider Ichneumon with very long ovipositor - female Pimplini? - female

Tribe Pimplini
wasp - Theronia septentrionalis Black Wasp with red legs - Pimpla wasp - Theronia hilaris - male Theronia atalantae fulvescens - Theronia atalantae - female Hymenoptera 09b - female Theronia hilaris (Say) - Theronia hilaris - female wasp - Theronia hilaris - female wasp - Theronia hilaris - female


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