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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Hexapods (Hexapoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Ants, Bees, Wasps and Sawflies (Hymenoptera) » "Parasitica" - Parasitoid Wasps » Chalcidoid Wasps (Chalcidoidea) » Eulophidae

Family Eulophidae

Entedoninae · Entiinae · Eulophinae · Opheliminae · Tetrastichinae

Subfamily Entedoninae
Eulophid ex Cameraria n. sp. - Chrysocharis occidentalis Eulophid ex grass-mining agromyzid Wasp Wasp - female Eulophid ex Calycomyza wasp - female Closterocerus chamaeleon - Closterocerus Chrysonotomyia sp. - Chrysonotomyia - female

Subfamily Entiinae
Eulophid wasp - Astichus Chalcid Wasp - Astichus Eulophid - Astichus Acrias sp. wasp - Acrias - female Acrias sp. wasp - Acrias - female Acrias sp. wasp - Acrias - female Acrias sp. wasp - Acrias - female Hymenoptera, Eulophidae. Astichus - Astichus

Subfamily Eulophinae
Parasitoid wasp with antlers - male Is this a Eulophid wasp? Perhaps Pnigalio sp.? wasp - female Eulophid parasitoid of wood anemone-mining agromyzid - Pnigalio pallipes Wasp - female Glossy wasp Eulophid - Hemiptarsenus Chalcidoidea, swept from budding Arroyo willow.

Subfamily Opheliminae
Ophelimus? - Ophelimus maskelli Ophelimus? - Ophelimus maskelli Wasps - Ophelimus maskelli Wasps - Ophelimus maskelli Wasps - Ophelimus maskelli Ophelimus maskelli Ophelimus maskelli Ophelimus maskelli

Subfamily Tetrastichinae
wasp emerged from eastern red cedar tree cones - female Aprostocetus fidius - female Eulophidae Same Gall, Different Result Tetrastichinae - Aprostocetus - female Eulophidae, pupa in stem mine, Carrion Flower - male Small Backyard Wasp One Baryscapus chlamytis(Tetrastichus? chlamytis); from parasitized Neochlamisus - Baryscapus


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