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Tiphiid? - Calameuta

Tiphiid? - Calameuta
Hidden Valley Park, Humboldt County, California, USA
May 27, 2007
The best I can figure is that it's a tiphiid. The long antennae and really long abdomen are distinctive and Tiphiidae is the closest match

Moved
Moved from Cephini.

Moved

Moved
Moved from Stem Sawflies.

Cephidae
Either Cephus or Calameuta. Unable to tell from picture.

Moved
Moved from Calameuta.
Better to keep it at family level until we get a solid ID.

Moved
Moved from Stem Sawflies.

Cephiidae?
. . . not already represented in the guide; please wait for confirmation by a Hymenoptera specialist.

 
it is cephid
probably its genus is calameuta

 
Confirmed!
Good call, Boris! Yes, there is no doubt about it.

 
One more... I don't know any
One more...
I don't know anything about this family, can I use Wikipedia as a viable source for material?

 
When I get a bit more time I'
When I get a bit more time I'll create a guide page and do some research on this family. If someone wants to make a basic page now that would be good too. I finally added a family :-D

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