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

Family Mymaridae - Fairy Wasps

 
 
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Gonatocerini · Acmopolynema · Alaptus · Anaphes · Anagrus

Tribe Gonatocerini
Another interesting wasp - Cosmocomoidea ashmeadi - female Mymaridae? - Gonatocerus Mymaridae - Gonatocerus - female Gonatocerus - Cosmocomoidea ashmeadi Hymenoptera with weird wings? - Gonatocerus Unknown Parasitic Wasp - Gonatocerus unknown Hymenoptera - Gonatocerus A very interesting silhouette - Cosmocomoidea

Genus Acmopolynema
unknown wasp - Acmopolynema Mymaridae, distinctive wings - Acmopolynema - male Mymaridae, ventral - Acmopolynema - female Mymaridae, tarsi - Acmopolynema - female Acmopolynema Acmopolynema - female Spathius? - Acmopolynema - male Spathius? - Acmopolynema

Genus Alaptus
Another Tiny Wasp - Alaptus Another Tiny Wasp - Alaptus Another Tiny Wasp - Alaptus Another Tiny Wasp - Alaptus Mymarid female, dorsal close - Alaptus eriococci - female Mymarid female, ventral - Alaptus eriococci - female Mymarid female, lateral - Alaptus eriococci - female Mymarid female, anterior close-up - Alaptus eriococci - female

Genus Anaphes
wasp - Anaphes - male Another tiny wasp (?) that emerged from Rhopalomyia californica gall - Anaphes fairyfly wasp in california - Anaphes - female MymaridaeX - Anaphes - male Mymaridae - Anaphes - male Mymaridae - Anaphes - male Mymaridae - Anaphes - male Tiny Wasp - Anaphes

Genus Anagrus
Tiny tiny parasitoid wasp. Maybe Mymaridae? - Anagrus - female Hymenoptera, Mymaridae - Anagrus - male Hymenoptera, Mymaridae - Anagrus - male Mymarid ex Bidens alba leaf - Anagrus - male Mymarid ex Bidens alba leaf - Anagrus - female Mymaridae? - Anagrus egg case on grass, 1 Mymaridae emergent hole - Anagrus Small Hymenoptera, Mymaridae? - Anagrus

 
 
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