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Stilbum cyanurum - Mozambique

PostPosted: 05 Oct 2013 06:32
by Morot
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/41804023



I currently have an ID suggestion Cuckoo Wasp Stilbum cyanurum, perhaps someone in this forum could confirm this?

Best regards

Re: cyanurum in Mozambique

PostPosted: 16 Oct 2013 14:18
by Euchroeus
Dear Morot :welcome:

Interesting finding and nice pictures.
Unfortunately I cannot be sure about the identification without specimen examination.
It should belong to the genus Chrysis, capitalis group, but also this ID should be confirmed. In fact, I cannot exclude that it belongs to the genus Chrysidea, since I cannot see the nervures on the wings.

For sure it is not Stilbum cyanurum, which is the largest African species, with 4 teeth on the anal margin of the abdomen and a large metanotal projection.

Cheers
Paolo

Re: cyanurum in Mozambique

PostPosted: 18 Oct 2013 11:43
by Morot
Euchroeus wrote:Dear Morot :welcome:

Interesting finding and nice pictures.
Unfortunately I cannot be sure about the identification without specimen examination.
It should belong to the genus Chrysis, capitalis group, but also this ID should be confirmed. In fact, I cannot exclude that it belongs to the genus Chrysidea, since I cannot see the nervures on the wings.

For sure it is not Stilbum cyanurum, which is the largest African species, with 4 teeth on the anal margin of the abdomen and a large metanotal projection.

Cheers
Paolo

Thank you for this information Paolo ! I really apprechiate it!!!
Have a great weekend!