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louiseinvaDescripción
Really poor images, but it looks to me like it has been stylopidized.
Sphex pensylvanicus on Clustered mountain mint.
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jdshideDescripción
On Sphex pensylvanicus (inaturalist.org/observations/182851276)
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Insectos Alados (Subclase Pterygota)Observ.
louiseinvaDescripción
On a male Sphex habenus
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Xenos peckiiObserv.
axarusLugar
Merced National Wildlife Refuge, Merced National Wildlife Refuge, Merced, California, United States (Google, OSM)Descripción
On golden paper wasp
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jfmantisDescripción
With strepsipteran -> https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/191782576
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jfmantisDescripción
Poking out from under T4. Host -> https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/191782531
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Género XenosObserv.
bharnsbergerDescripción
Female found lodged on the abdomen of a Polistes individual
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Below Shelley Beach Rd (vicinity of 81 Shelley Beach Rd), St Marys Bay, Auckland 1011. Inside syconia on Ficus rubiginosa.
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Género PahariaObserv.
ahmadhbDescripción
Local name:
کوکُنڈال (کوکندال)
Kukondal
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austin_bakerDescripción
This is Eutrichosoma mirabile, a parasitoid of seed-feeding weevil larvae. I'm uploading this as a reference because I'm hoping to get a better sense of their distribution from more observations. Sunflowers and acacia are among their known host plants.
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gerardoquintosDescripción
Brasixenos mesoamericanus Quintos-Andrade & Valenzuela-González, 2023
Parasite of Polybia plebeja
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Avispa Papelera Menor (Polistes dorsalis ssp. dorsalis)Observ.
louiseinvaDescripción
Fourth year of nesting in my retired newspaper box, first year they started two nests. Wonder if they will converge...
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Avispas Papeleras del Grupo Fuscatus (Subgénero Fuscopolistes)Observ.
western_fence_scissor
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Avispas Papeleras del Grupo Fuscatus (Subgénero Fuscopolistes)Observ.
turtlessDescripción
Parasite observed here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/172688421
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Avispas Papeleras del Grupo Fuscatus (Subgénero Fuscopolistes)Observ.
wolfen1017
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Avispas Papeleras del Grupo Fuscatus (Subgénero Fuscopolistes)Observ.
amygoodwin
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Avispas Paraguas (Género Polistes)Observ.
ayazdDescripción
collected by A. L. Park
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Avispas Papeleras del Grupo Fuscatus (Subgénero Fuscopolistes)Observ.
ayazdDescripción
Collected by C.R. Bartlett
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Avispas Paraguas (Género Polistes)Observ.
ayazdDescripción
collected by D. F. Brry
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Avispa Papelera Impostora (Polistes fuscatus)Observ.
kevinloopeDescripción
Stylopized (see abdomen!)
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Xenos peckiiObserv.
michaelpirrelloDescripción
Per @humanbyweight's ID. Visible on lower left with zooming.
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Xenos peckiiObserv.
srallDescripción
this paper wasp is infested with at least one twisted wing insect on its abdomen
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Xenos peckiiObserv.
joseph92Descripción
In recently deceased male P. fuscatus
See post here: https://bugguide.net/node/view/1745551
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Xenos peckiiObserv.
ayazdFecha
Septiembre 2022Descripción
Photo taken by Charles Bartlett (please note that the identification is in reference to the Strepsipteran)
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Xenos peckiiObserv.
treichardDescripción
The parasite near the end of the paper wasp abdomen.
Paper wasp obs. is at https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/17950191
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Xenos peckiiObserv.
rojasburkeDescripción
four male pupae are visible partially emerged from the wasp's abdomen; likely X. peckii, which is a parasite of the paper wasp Polistes fuscatus
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Xenos peckiiObserv.
schramfieldbynatureDescripción
Stylopid pupa. IDing as Xenos because the host is a wasp in genus Polistes. The wasp was found lethargic in an apartment entryway with four stylopid pupae in its abdomen. Wasp was captured and placed in a container with sugar water and a folded paper towel. 3 of 4 adult males emerged before the wasp died. 2 of those were found dead in the sugar water. The third was found dead in the paper towel. Will add observations of one of the dead adult males.
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neilfletcherDescripción
Having never seen one before, I've been fascinated by Strepsitera in recent days and been checking every Polistes wasp just in case - then a male flew in to the house and landed on the table in front of me! I fear that its rear abdomen was slightly damaged in some photos as it was under a glass.
@gung Hi Daniel, is there enough detail here to determine the family, or further? With many thanks
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graemevcDescripción
Strepsiptera
Identified as Strepsiptera on Bowerbird by Graeme Cocks
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Estrepsípteros (Orden Strepsiptera)Observ.
graemevcDescripción
Strepsiptera sp. GC2
Identified as Strepsiptera on Bowerbird by Graeme Cocks
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graemevcDescripción
Corioxeninae
Identified as Corioxenidae on Bowerbird by Graeme Cocks
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graemevcDescripción
Corioxeninae sp.
Identified as Strepsiptera on Bowerbird by Graeme Cocks
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Estrepsípteros (Orden Strepsiptera)Observ.
graemevcDescripción
Strepsiptera
Identified as Insecta on Bowerbird by Graeme Cocks: "Not able to select Strepsiptera from the Bowerbird database."
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treegrowDescripción
I think that's a strepsipteran sticking out from the abdomen of the lacewing. I didn't notice it when I took the picture or else I would have tried to get a better close-up.
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Xenos peckiiObserv.
schramfieldbynatureDescripción
Adult male stylopid in genus Xenos. Emerged from a wasp in genus Polistes (see separate observations for the wasp and one of the pupae) which was found lethargic in apartment building entryway. Found dead in the paper towel in the wasp's container, so no live photos. One of three males that emerged and died before I found them, unfortunately. Last two photos show the host wasp and one of the empty pupae.
