Mar 27, 2024
this month's bugs. the outrageous one at the top right is real, Austrospirachtha carrijoi, a rove beetle that parasitizes termite nests
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this month's bugs. the outrageous one at the top right is real, Austrospirachtha carrijoi, a rove beetle that parasitizes termite nests
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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
any wasp in the genus baeus ?
Amazing choice!
Have you seen a member of the Genus Baeus?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
Both photos here are of females, there are no observations of males on iNaturalist yet. Males are winged and not quite as compact, looking more like other members of their family. Members of this genus are parasitoids of spider eggs.
Wishing everyone a very Happy Easter from myself, and this Pentatomid egg lover, also known as Trissolcus japonicus!
Fossil Parasitoid Wasp (Scelionidae) in Baltic Amber
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No proper bug walks the past 2 days ( -2 mental health damage), but at least if there's a bit of daylight I have a chance at finding a Baeus wasp in my yard. +3 mental health boost. 🤎
7/24/23
#3554 - Fam. Scelionidae, Subf. Teleasinae
Previously considered a subfamily of the Platygastridae, now a subfamily of the Scelionidae, which was ALSO considered a subfamily of the Platygastridae.
The Scelionidae has over 3000 known species and some 176 genera - usually small, black, and parasitoids of insect and spider eggs. Some are wingless, and a handful target aquatic insect eggs. A few are useful biological controls, but may target native, non-pest species once their primary host starts becoming scarce.
Madora Bay, Perth
inkwash bugs
