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It is an Elampini, Pseudomalus (auratus or triangulifer probably or an other species unknown for me)

Hi,

I hesitate between Pseudomalus auratus and triangulifer. What do you think of it?
(6.5mm - Belgium, 09-09-2016)

Thanks
Christine

Hi!

yes, here you can see better some other details.
I think it's P. triangulifer.
Nice pictures!

Cheers
Paolo

Bo

Beautiful picture!
Based on the length of the antennal segment I would say
Pseudomalus triangulifer (Abeille de Perrin).

Cheers!
Paolo

Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, City, 04.06.2015, ~ 4,0mm
Präsenz Region: Pseudomalus auratus, Pseudomalus triangulifer, Pseudomalus violaceus.




Hallo, ist hier eine Bestimmung möglich?

Viele Grüße, Horst

I'd say so, it looks small enough to rule out P. triangulifer (its hard to make out if the flagellomeres are longer than wide or subequal), and it is quite hairy. Cant really see the mesopleuron so there is the possibility that its a Philoctetes sp., but it doesnt really look like one to me.

/A

Great pictures!

I'd say you are spot on with your ID, the flagellomeres seem to be ~1.5x long as wide in the lower picture, which would give P. triangulifer


/Alex

Good evening,

this one looks like Pseudomalus sp., maybe triangulifer ? Photo taken 6 June 2015, South Moravia, Czech Republic. I will appreciate any hints.

Regards

David

... specie che speravo di incontrare e fortunatamente, tra una serietta di Pseudomalus auratus (Linnaeus, 1758) raccolti a fine giugno ecco un esemplare di Pseudomalus triangulifer (Abeille, 1877) :wohow: Una conferma è in ogni caso gradita :D Raccolto alla ...