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... it seemed that they had just emerged from shelter. Among them was this Chrysis coeruleiventris which, happily, stood still for several seconds while cleaning itself and (apparently) ...

Great to get confirmation! Thanks as always Paolo.

Hi Brian,

yes, you're right,

it's always one of the most beautifuls species
Congrats!!!

Paolo

28 May, N Apennines (PC), Italy. I am pretty sure this is Chrysis coeruleiventris, on Thymus. Unfortunately seen during a moment of dark cloud cover so the photo ...

Yes. A combination of patience and luck. Thanks again for your help!

Super

yes, this is a female of Chrysis coeruleiventris

... to the small plant to feed. Happily it came to a shaded part so some photos without dazzling reflections were possible. The plant attracted also Chrysis germari and a variety of other small wasps and flies. I learn it is a species of Hernaria, possibly H. glabra. The same genus is quite often ...

I think that this is a very interesting species and one of the most rare in Italy.
It looks like a Chrysis coeruleiventris Abeille de Perrin
Congratulations!

It's a female of Chrysis coeruleiventris!!!
It's a widespread species, but very rarely collected everywhere.

Hi, the last week I found this species near Veszprem in Hungary. Can you help me determined? My idea is Chrysura from dichroa group, but...
8mm
Lukas