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Subfamily Chrysidinae

Chrysidini · Elampini · Parnopini

Tribe Chrysidini
Chrysididae - Chrysis inaequidens - female Very small Green Bee/Wasp? Cuckoo Wasp with Dark Belly - Chrysura sagmatis - female Chrysidini Chrysidinae sp. - Chrysura Chrysis angolensis - female Blue Green Bee - Caenochrysis Cuckoo Wasp, thinking Chrysis male - Chrysis - male

Tribe Elampini
Bee or Wasp? - Holopyga Cuckoo wasp - Hedychrum violaceum Cuckoo wasp - Hedychrum cuckoo wasp - Hedychrum Hedychrum or Chrysis? - Hedychrum Very tiny metallic blue cuckoo wasp? Chrysidinae? Perhaps Parnopes? - Holopyga Hedychridium

Tribe Parnopini
Chrysidid Wasp - Parnopes Chrysididae -? - Parnopes - female Cuckoo Wasp - Parnopes - male blue-green with black wings - Parnopes - male Blue Cuckoo Wasp - Parnopes - male Parasitic wasp? - Parnopes Chrysis sp.? - Parnopes Parnopes fulvicornis from White Sands - Parnopes fulvicornis - female


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