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Photo#193742
8004841 - female

8004841 - Female
chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA
June 16, 2008

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8004841 - female 8004841 - female

Cenocoeliinae, possibly Cenocoelius -- Paul Marsh det.
Moved from Braconid Wasps.

Moved

Different ones?
The other one seems to have darker hind legs. I am not convinced that it is the same specimen. Probably they should be unlinked.

Interesting.
I was all ready to say "braconid," but am not really certain now. Any other images that would show how the abdomen is joined to the thorax? Was it a fairly sedate wasp, or more nervous and 'flighty?'

 
I don't really have much else
I don't really have much else besides this.
It was not real flighty, landing on a fallen log close several times and remaining there. I got distracted by another bug and lost track of it.

 
Same wasp?
Could you please confirm that these two linked images are of the same wasp? There seem to be some differences, although I suppose it could be due to the lighting and wing positioning? Thanks!

 
Pretty certain. They are con
Pretty certain. They are consecutive shots from the camera and I was watching a wasp take off and land again.

 
Thanks, Rob -
these are nice images - just wanted to make sure...

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