Jun 23, 2025
Pelecinus gothyturator
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Pelecinus gothyturator
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2025 WAUCE BLAST
As the year comes to a close I wish to inundate you all with some of the coolest, prettiest or strangest wasp photos uploaded to iNat this year, inspired by @cathartidae's wauce blasts
Gonatopus and liopterid
Gasteruption and Cameronella
Eumenine and Smicromorpha doddi
Ammophila wrightii and Stilbula
Pelecinus polyturator and Chrysis viridula
Tracheliodes curvitarsis and Oxyscelio
Orasema and Apoica pallens
Scelionids and Feron kingi
Neotriadomerus and Phlebopenes
Euplectromorpha variegata and chalcids
Antron douglasii and Stylaclista
Synergus and Obenbergerella
Elasmosoma and Polistes dominula
Odontophotopsis melicausa and Stizus texanus
Stypiura and Radumeris tasmaniensis
Part 2
American Pelecinid Wasp? They're my favorite animal and such weird little guys :)
Of course!! Parasitoid wasps make me happy :)
Have you seen the American pelecinid wasp (Pelecinus polyturator)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
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[PHOTO TAKEN: JULY 26TH, 2024 | Image ID: Two photos of a black pelecinid wasp with translucent wings on a large green leaf, its long metasoma curled at an angled position /End IDs.]
Girl you are so abdomen
(Pelecinus polyturator, 7/23/2024)
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Bug of the Day
Pretty incredible-looking female Pelecinid Wasp (Pelecinus polyturator). Check out the length of that abdomen!! It was so cool, I did not do the best job of focusing on the whole wasp :-). Female Pelecinid wasps use that long abdomen as a tool for laying eggs in soil, poking around until they detect a beetle larvae that they can deposit an egg on. When the wasp larvae hatches, it devours the beetle larvae and then pupates in the soil, emerging as an adult wasp.
Parasitic wasp with Mites, Pelecinus sp. by Andreas Kay Via Flickr: from Ecuador: www.youtube.com/AndreasKay