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Subfamily Astatinae

Astata · Dryudella · Diploplectron

Genus Astata
Insect-1 802 - Astata Wasp ID - Astata Wasp - Astata Chalcid wasp? - Astata Coelioxys? - Astata - male Black wasp - Astata Astata? - Astata Crabronidae; Astatinae; Astata - Astata - female

Genus Dryudella
Astatine Wasp, Dryudella sp, male - Dryudella - male Tiny Blue Wasp - Dryudella caerulea Dryudella Sand Wasp, sp. - Dryudella - female Wasp - Dryudella caerulea - male Crabroninae - ? - Dryudella Soldier Fly? - Dryudella caerulea The most amazing sight on the Willamette River - Dryudella - male - female The most amazing sight on the Willamette River - Dryudella - male - female

Genus Diploplectron
Wasp - Diploplectron - male Wasp - Diploplectron Unknown Hymenopteran - Diploplectron Parasitic bee? - Diploplectron - male Parasitic bee? - Diploplectron - male Parasitic bee? - Diploplectron - male 3565 - Diploplectron - male Potential Diploplectron in Saskatoon - Diploplectron


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